A — Input color space 2-D numeric matrix | 3-D numeric array | string | character vector
Input color space, specified as one of the following:
2-D numeric matrix. applycform interprets each
row as a color unless the color transformation structure,
C, contains a grayscale ICC profile. In
that case, applycform interprets each pixel in
A as a color.
3-D numeric matrix. Each row-column location is interpreted as a
color. size(A,3) is typically 1 or more,
depending on the input color space.
string or character vector. A is only a
string or character vector if C is created with
the following
syntax:
Color transformation, specified as a structure. The color transformation
structure specifies various parameters of the transformation. You can create
a color transformation structure using makecform.
Output color space, returned as a numeric array. The size of
B depends on the dimensionality and size of the
input color space, A:
When A is two-dimensional,
B has the same number of rows and one
or more columns, depending on the output color space. (The ICC
specification currently supports up to 15-channel device
spaces).
When A is three-dimensional,
B is the same number of rows and
columns as A, and
size(B,3) is 1 or more, depending on the
output color space.