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    Beschreibung
    English: Logarithmic golden spiral
    Datum
    Quelle Eigenes Werk
    Urheber Jahobr
    Andere Versionen
    GIF‑Erstellung
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     Dieses Diagramm wurde von Jahobr mit MATLAB erstellt.
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    MATLAB code

    function GoldenSpiralLogarithmic()
    % source code for drawings the animations
    %
    % 2018-06-07 Jahobr
    
    fps = 50;
    nFrames = 245;
    xySize = 450; % gif size in pixel 
    scaleReduction = 2; % the size reduction: adds antialiasing
    
    [pathstr,fname] = fileparts(which(mfilename)); % save files under the same name and at file location
    
    figHandle = figure(2324455);
    clf
    axesHandle = axes;
    hold(axesHandle,'on')
    set(figHandle, 'Units','pixel');
    set(figHandle, 'position',[1 1 xySize*scaleReduction xySize*scaleReduction]); % big start image for antialiasing later [x y width height]
    set(figHandle, 'GraphicsSmoothing','on') % requires at least version 2014b
    set(axesHandle,'position',[-0.05 -0.05 1.1 1.1]); % stretch axis bigger as figure, easy way to get rid of ticks [x y width height]
    axis equal; drawnow;
    
    phi = (1+sqrt(5))/2;
    b = log(phi)/(pi/2);
    
    thetaXextreme = atan(b)+pi/2*(2:-2:-20);
    rXextreme = phi.^(thetaXextreme*2/pi);
    [Xextreme,yXext] = pol2cart(thetaXextreme,rXextreme);
    
    thetaYextreme = atan(b)+pi/2*(1:-2:-21);
    rYextreme = phi.^(thetaYextreme*2/pi);
    [xYext,Yextreme] = pol2cart(thetaYextreme,rYextreme);
    
    theta = pi/2*(3:-0.02:-20); % curve points
    r = phi.^(theta*2/pi); % radii
    [X,Y] = pol2cart(theta,r); % cartesian coordinate system
    
    for useColor = [false true]
        cla(axesHandle);
        
        for m = 1:numel(Xextreme)-2
            
            if useColor
                cmap = [0.0 0.0 0.0;... 1 spiral color; black
                        0.3 0.3 0.3;... 2 box-edge color; grey
                        1.0 0.8 0.8;... 3 box-filling; pale red
                        1.0 1.0 0.7;... 4 box-filling; pale yellow
                        0.8 1.0 0.8;... 5 box-filling; pale green
                        0.8 0.8 1.0]; % 6 box-filling; pale blue
                cmap = round(cmap.*255)./255; % round to uint8 positions
                curVers = '_color';
                if Xextreme(m)<0
                    colFilling = cmap(3,:); % pale red
                else
                    colFilling = cmap(4,:); % pale yellow
                end
                patch([Xextreme(m)   Xextreme(m) Xextreme(m+2) Xextreme(m+2) Xextreme(m)],...
                    [  Yextreme(m+1) Yextreme(m) Yextreme(m)   Yextreme(m+1) Yextreme(m+1)],...
                    colFilling,'EdgeColor',cmap(2,:),'LineWidth',3)
                
                if Yextreme(m)<0
                    colFilling = cmap(5,:); % pale green
                else
                    colFilling = cmap(6,:); % pale blue
                end
                patch([Xextreme(m+2) Xextreme(m+2) Xextreme(m+1) Xextreme(m+1) Xextreme(m+2)],...
                    [  Yextreme(m+2) Yextreme(m)   Yextreme(m)   Yextreme(m+2) Yextreme(m+2)],...
                    colFilling,'EdgeColor',cmap(2,:),'LineWidth',3)
                
            else
                cmap = [0.0 0.0 1.0;... 1 spiral color; blue
                        0.0 0.0 0.0;... 2 box-edge color; black
                        1.0 1.0 1.0]; % 3 box-filling; white
                cmap = round(cmap.*255)./255; % round to uint8 positions
                curVers = '';
                plot([Xextreme(m)   Xextreme(m) Xextreme(m+2) Xextreme(m+2) Xextreme(m)],...
                    [ Yextreme(m+1) Yextreme(m) Yextreme(m)   Yextreme(m+1) Yextreme(m+1)],...
                    '-','color',cmap(2,:),'LineWidth',3)
                plot([Xextreme(m+2) Xextreme(m+2) Xextreme(m+1) Xextreme(m+1) Xextreme(m+2)],...
                    [ Yextreme(m+2) Yextreme(m)   Yextreme(m)   Yextreme(m+2) Yextreme(m+2)],...
                    '-','color',cmap(2,:),'LineWidth',3)
    
            end
        end
        
        plot(X,Y,'.-','linewidth',5,'color',cmap(1,:),'Markersize',5*3.4) % plot spiral
    
        scale = linspace(log(-Xextreme(3)),log(-Xextreme(5)),nFrames+1); % start with an area fully covered, zoom in till repetition
        scale = exp(scale); % logarithmic sale
        scale = scale(1:end-1); % cut off doubled frame
        
        RGBimageStack = uint8(ones(xySize*scaleReduction,xySize*scaleReduction,3,nFrames)); % allocate
        for iFrame = 1:nFrames
            
            axis equal
            xlim([-scale(iFrame) scale(iFrame)]) % zoom
            ylim([-scale(iFrame) scale(iFrame)]) % zoom
            drawnow expose; % causes graphics and user-interface objects to refresh with all pending changes
    
            % save SVG
            if iFrame == 1 % only once
                if ~isempty(which('plot2svg'))
                    posSave = get(figHandle, 'position');
                    set(figHandle, 'position',[1 1 800 800]); % big start image for antialiasing later [x y width height]
                    plot2svg(fullfile(pathstr, [fname curVers '.svg']),figHandle) % by Juerg Schwizer
                    set(figHandle, 'position',posSave); % reset size
                    set(axesHandle,'position',[-0.05 -0.05 1.1 1.1]); % stretch axis bigger as figure, easy way to get rid of ticks [x y width height]
                else
                    disp('plot2svg.m not available; see http://www.zhinst.com/blogs/schwizer/');
                end
            end
            
            %% save animation
            f = getframe(figHandle);
            RGBimageStack(:,:,:,iFrame) = f.cdata; % store
    
        end
        
        reducedRGBimage = imReduceSize(RGBimageStack,scaleReduction); % the size reduction: adds better antialiasing
        map = createImMap(reducedRGBimage,32,cmap); % colormap
    
        im = uint8(ones(xySize,xySize,1,nFrames)); % allocate colormap indexed image
        for iFrame = 1:nFrames
            im(:,:,1,iFrame) = rgb2ind(reducedRGBimage(:,:,:,iFrame),map,'nodither'); % RGB  to  colormap indexed image
        end
    
        imwrite(im,map,fullfile(pathstr, [fname curVers '_in.gif']),'DelayTime',1/fps,'LoopCount',inf) % save gif
        disp([fname curVers '_in.gif  has ' num2str(numel(im)/10^6 ,4) ' Megapixels']) % Category:Animated GIF files exceeding the 50 MP limit
        imwrite(im(:,:,:,iFrame:-1:1),map,fullfile(pathstr, [fname curVers '_out.gif']),'DelayTime',1/fps,'LoopCount',inf) % save gif
    
        %% save MP4 and WebM
        cd(pathstr); % set path to working folder
        videoFileName = [fname curVers '_in']; 
        vid = VideoWriter(videoFileName,'MPEG-4'); % Prepare the new file
        vid.FrameRate = fps;
        vid.Quality = 100; % quality in [0% 100%]
        open(vid);
        for iRep = 1:5 % loops
            for iFrame = 1:nFrames
                writeVideo(vid,RGBimageStack(:,:,:,iFrame));
            end
        end
        close(vid); %
        disp('conversion from MP4 to WebM (Matlab currently does not support webm)');
        try
            dosCommand = ['!ffmpeg -i ' videoFileName '.mp4 '...   % Command and source
                '-c:v libvpx-vp9 -crf 30 -b:v 0 -deadline best '...% constant (best) quality; see: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Encode/VP9
                videoFileName '.webm'];                            % conversion target
            eval(dosCommand); % run conversion from mp4 to webm
        catch
            disp(['"ffmpeg.exe" not available in path "' pathstr '" (or other problem); see https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/']);
        end
    end
    
    
    function im = imReduceSize(im,redSize)
    % Input:
    %  im:      image, [imRows x imColumns x nChannel x nStack] (unit8)
    %                      imRows, imColumns: must be divisible by redSize
    %                      nChannel: usually 3 (RGB) or 1 (grey)
    %                      nStack:   number of stacked images
    %                                usually 1; >1 for animations
    %  redSize: 2 = half the size (quarter of pixels)
    %           3 = third the size (ninth of pixels)
    %           ... and so on
    % Output:
    %  imNew:  unit8([imRows/redSize x imColumns/redSize x nChannel x nStack])
    %
    % an alternative is : imNew = imresize(im,1/reduceImage,'bilinear');
    %        BUT 'bicubic' & 'bilinear'  produces fuzzy lines
    %        IMHO this function produces nicer results as "imresize"
     
    [nRow,nCol,nChannel,nStack] = size(im);
    
    if redSize==1;  return;  end % nothing to do
    if redSize~=round(abs(redSize));             error('"redSize" must be a positive integer');  end
    if rem(nRow,redSize)~=0;     error('number of pixel-rows must be a multiple of "redSize"');  end
    if rem(nCol,redSize)~=0;  error('number of pixel-columns must be a multiple of "redSize"');  end
    
    nRowNew = nRow/redSize;
    nColNew = nCol/redSize;
    
    im = double(im).^2; % brightness rescaling from "linear to the human eye" to the "physics domain"; see youtube: /watch?v=LKnqECcg6Gw
    im = reshape(im, nRow, redSize, nColNew*nChannel*nStack); % packets of width redSize, as columns next to each other
    im = sum(im,2); % sum in all rows. Size of result: [nRow, 1, nColNew*nChannel]
    im = permute(im, [3,1,2,4]); % move singleton-dimension-2 to dimension-3; transpose image. Size of result: [nColNew*nChannel, nRow, 1]
    im = reshape(im, nColNew*nChannel*nStack, redSize, nRowNew); % packets of width redSize, as columns next to each other
    im = sum(im,2); % sum in all rows. Size of result: [nColNew*nChannel, 1, nRowNew]
    im = permute(im, [3,1,2,4]); % move singleton-dimension-2 to dimension-3; transpose image back. Size of result: [nRowNew, nColNew*nChannel, 1]
    im = reshape(im, nRowNew, nColNew, nChannel, nStack); % putting all channels (rgb) back behind each other in the third dimension
    im = uint8(sqrt(im./redSize^2)); % mean; re-normalize brightness: "scale linear to the human eye"; back in uint8
    
    
    function map = createImMap(imRGB,nCol,startMap)
    % createImMap creates a color-map including predefined colors.
    % "rgb2ind" creates a map but there is no option to predefine some colors,
    %         and it does not handle stacked images.
    % Input:
    %   imRGB:     image, [imRows x imColumns x 3(RGB) x nStack] (unit8)
    %   nCol:      total number of colors the map should have, [integer]
    %   startMap:  predefined colors; colormap format, [p x 3] (double)
    
    imRGB = permute(imRGB,[1 2 4 3]); % step1; make unified column-image (handling possible nStack)
    imRGBcolumn = reshape(imRGB,[],1,3,1); % step2; make unified column-image
    
    fullMap = double(permute(imRGBcolumn,[1 3 2]))./255; % "column image" to color map 
    [fullMap,~,imMapColumn] = unique(fullMap,'rows'); % find all unique colores; create indexed colormap-image
    % "cmunique" could be used but is buggy and inconvenient because the output changes between "uint8" and "double"
    
    nColFul = size(fullMap,1);
    nColStart = size(startMap,1);
    disp(['Number of colors: ' num2str(nColFul) ' (including ' num2str(nColStart) ' self defined)']);
    
    if nCol<=nColStart;  error('Not enough colors');        end
    if nCol>nColFul;   warning('More colors than needed');  end
    
    isPreDefCol = false(size(imMapColumn)); % init
     
    for iCol = 1:nColStart
        diff = sum(abs(fullMap-repmat(startMap(iCol,:),nColFul,1)),2); % difference between a predefined and all colores
        [mDiff,index] = min(diff); % find matching (or most similar) color
        if mDiff>0.05 % color handling is not precise
            warning(['Predefined color ' num2str(iCol) ' does not appear in image'])
            continue
        end
        isThisPreDefCol = imMapColumn==index; % find all pixel with predefined color
        disp([num2str(sum(isThisPreDefCol(:))) ' pixel have predefined color ' num2str(iCol)]);
        isPreDefCol = or(isPreDefCol,isThisPreDefCol); % combine with overall list
    end
    [~,mapAdditional] = rgb2ind(imRGBcolumn(~isPreDefCol,:,:),nCol-nColStart,'nodither'); % create map of remaining colors
    map = [startMap;mapAdditional];
    

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