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An expression to crop an image

In this video short, I create an expression that extracts a small image from a larger one. In other words, it crops the original image to a smaller rectangular region of the image. Then I have it array abstract (now how cool is that?).  You probably haven’t seen an image drawn or manipulated from within an Analytica expression before, so this will probably feel a little different. If this video leaves you wanting to learn more, take a look at drawing images on the Analytica Wiki.

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    Download the free edition of Analytica

    The free edition of Analytica includes these key Analytica features: 

    Free Analytica has no time limit. The only constraint is it won’t let you create more than 100 variables or other objects. But your model can be quite substantial since each variable can be a multidimensional array.  It also lets you explore, change inputs, and run existing models of any size (excluding features unique to the Enterprise or Optimizer editions).

    Analytica runs on any Windows computer, or on a Macintosh using Parallels or VMWare.


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