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convert from list to float[,] using linq
I need to convert a list to Float[,] array
I have the following classes and data
I currently have a list of each pixel in a 320x240 image that contains an instance of TemperatureData class, which contains the x,y coordinates on image, and the pixels heat reading.
I now need to convert this data a float array without looping through each pixel, is there a very fast efficient linq way of doing this?
This is what i have
And I need something like this
based on the last image, it would be:
[X-Coordinate, Y-Coordinate] | Temperature reading
Any ideas how i do this?
I have the following classes and data
public class ThermalData
{
public int X { get; set; } //image pixel position x (X-Coordinate)
public int Y { get; set; } //image pixel position y (Y-Coordinate)
public double T { get; set; } //pixel data (Temperature reading)
}
public class FlirImage
{
public int Width { get; set; }
public int Height { get; set; }
public IList<ThermalData> ThermalData{ get; set; }
}
I currently have a list of each pixel in a 320x240 image that contains an instance of TemperatureData class, which contains the x,y coordinates on image, and the pixels heat reading.
I now need to convert this data a float array without looping through each pixel, is there a very fast efficient linq way of doing this?
This is what i have
And I need something like this
based on the last image, it would be:
[X-Coordinate, Y-Coordinate] | Temperature reading
Any ideas how i do this?
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If you are concerned about loop speed, you can do a for loop instead of a foreach which is about 4-5 times cheaper.
I only gain 20% on my tests, but if you're concerned about 4 milliseconds being too big, then, yes, use a for loop.