I'm not even sure if it is possible, but I am pretty new to python.
I have three 3D datasets, each is a 64 x 64 x 50 numpy array. I am trying to combine each 3D dataset into a single 3D RGB image, where each cell is represented by an RGB value, and each color channel represents values for a single dataset.
For example, my data is three different isotopes measured in a rock, so I would like R to represent the values for oxygen-16, G = sulfur-32, and B = magnesium-24.
I have figured out how to normalize each isotope array to a discretized value between 0-255 with the following generalized equation:
new_arr = ((arr - arr.min()) * (1/(arr.max() - arr.min()) * 255).astype('uint8')
More specifically for my data, I have the following:
O16R = ((O16.get_data() - np.min(O16.get_data())) * (1/(np.max(O16.get_data()) - np.min(O16.get_data())) * 255).astype('uint8'))
S32G = ((S32.get_data() - np.min(S32.get_data())) * (1/(np.max(S32.get_data()) - np.min(S32.get_data())) * 255).astype('uint8'))
Mg24B = ((Mg24.get_data() - np.min(Mg24.get_data())) * (1/(np.max(Mg24.get_data()) - np.min(Mg24.get_data())) * 255).astype('uint8'))
Now, I would like to create another 64 x 64 x 50 3D array, with each index in the array defined by the RGB values corresponding to the indexed values defined above.
For a simplified example, if I had small 2 x 1 arrays of:
O16R = (151, 3)
S32G = (2 , 57)
Mg24B = (0, 111)
Then I need a resulting RGB nested matrix with values:
RGB = ( [151,2,0] , [3,57,111] )
I figure that I need to create a for loop, but I haven't been able to figure it out. This is what I have so far, but it doesn't parse the data.
RGB = np.zeros(shape=(64,64,50))
for i in RGB:
RGB = ([O16R, S32G, Mg24B])
Any help would be appreciated.
IIUC, for you minimal example you can do either of the following:
# setup:
O16R = (151, 3)
S32G = (2 , 57)
Mg24B = (0, 111)
# using zip:
RGB = np.array(list(zip(O16R, S32G, Mg24B)))
# or just transposing the array:
RGB = np.array([O16R, S32G, Mg24B]).T
Both return:
>>> RGB
array([[151, 2, 0],
[ 3, 57, 111]])
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