Figuring Out Affine Transformations: Frustrating But Doable

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The discussion revolves around understanding affine transformations in the context of a specific image transformation. Participants are attempting to identify the transformations that lead to the final image configuration.

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  • Exploratory, Assumption checking, Conceptual clarification

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  • The original poster attempts to analyze the transformations by considering scaling and linear transformations, while expressing frustration over the vertical edges. Some participants suggest exploring projections on the x-axis as a potential approach.

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Participants are actively engaging with the problem, with some offering suggestions that may guide the original poster toward a solution. There is a sense of progress as the original poster acknowledges a helpful nudge in the right direction.

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The original poster mentions specific transformations and scaling factors but expresses uncertainty about the vertical edges and the overall process. There is an implication of needing to clarify the nature of the transformations involved.

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I need to determine the affine transformations used to produce the following image:

KIAsx.png


Been staring at it for an hour and it's frustrating me to no end because it's probably really easy. Clearly it gets scaled by 1/3 and there are 3 linear transformations that put it at (0,0), (1/3,1/3) and (2/3,0) but I don't know how to produce the vertical edges. It's not iterating anything, it's just a line that keeps getting bigger... Take the original image, remove the y-coordinates, scale by 1/3 and rotate, or something?
 
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Yes, try some kind of projection on the x-axis.
 
Got it. Thanks, guess I just needed a little push in the back. :)
 
It's clear that the basic transformation is something like
f(x)= 0 if 0< x< 1/3
f(x)= 1 if 1/3< x< 2/3
f(x)= 0 if 2/3< x< 1.
 

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