I just want to add the contents of 2 different Mat
s to 1 other Mat
. I tried:
Mat1.copyTo(newMat);
Mat2.copyTo(newMat);
But that just seemed to overwrite the previous contents of the Mat
.
This may be a simple question, but I'm lost.
I just want to add the contents of 2 different Mat
s to 1 other Mat
. I tried:
Mat1.copyTo(newMat);
Mat2.copyTo(newMat);
But that just seemed to overwrite the previous contents of the Mat
.
This may be a simple question, but I'm lost.
It depends on what you want to add. For example, you have two 3x3 Mat:
cv::Mat matA(3, 3, CV_8UC1, cv::Scalar(20));
cv::Mat matB(3, 3, CV_8UC1, cv::Scalar(80));
You can add matA
and matB
to a new 3x3 Mat with value 100 using matrix operation:
auto matC = matA + matB;
Or using array operation cv::add that does the same job:
cv::Mat matD;
cv::add(matA, matB, matD);
Or even mixing two images using cv::addWeighted:
cv::Mat matE;
cv::addWeighted(matA, 1.0, matB, 1.0, 0.0, matE);
Sometimes you need to merge two Mat, for example create a 3x6 Mat using cv::Mat::push_back:
cv::Mat matF;
matF.push_back(matA);
matF.push_back(matB);
Even merge into a two-channel 3x3 Mat using cv::merge:
auto channels = std::vector<cv::Mat>{matA, matB};
cv::Mat matG;
cv::merge(channels, matG);
Think about what you want to add and choose a proper function.
You can use push_back():
newMat.push_back(Mat1);
newMat.push_back(Mat2);
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newMat = Mat1+Mat2;
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