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Is there a form of cv::Mat that allows working with multiple channel images directly in channel banks? Instead of than having to merge the image channels to create one new 8UC3 and then split them again later.
By banks I mean:
[[b,b,b,...],[g,g,g,...],[r,r,r,...]]
Instead of:
[[b,g,r],[b,g,r],[b,g,r],...]
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Is there a form of cv::Mat cv::Mat that allows working with multiple channel images directly in channel banks? Instead of than having to merge the image channels to create one new 8UC3 8UC3 and then split them again later.
By banks I mean:
[[b,b,b,...],[g,g,g,...],[r,r,r,...]]
Instead of:
[[b,g,r],[b,g,r],[b,g,r],...]
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Is there a form of cv::Mat that allows working with multiple channel images directly in channel banks? Instead of than having to merge the image channels to create one new 8UC3 and then split them again later.
By banks I mean:
[[b,b,b,...],[g,g,g,...],[r,r,r,...]]
Instead of:
[[b,g,r],[b,g,r],[b,g,r],...]