ImageMagick: batch resize and DPI change

mogrify -resize 59.06% -density 150x150 *.tif
mogrify -resize 1024x1234 -density 150x150 *.tif
If the images are in grayscale than the above will convert them to RGB. Thus one can use the following: mogrify -resize 59.06% -density 150x150 -colorspace gray -layers flatten *.tif
mogrify -resize 1024x1234 -density 150x150 -colorspace gray -layers flatten *.tif


MATLAB: Get absolute path of a file or a folder

	function absPath = absfilepath(inPath)
	% absfilepath(inPath)
	% Get absolute path of a file or a folder
	%
	% Java File class is used.
	%
	% EXAMPLE
	% absfilepath('.') %reults in '/mnt/c/Users/me/MATLAB'
	%
	javaFileObj = java.io.File(inPath);
	absPath = char(javaFileObj.getCanonicalPath());

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Matlab: split vector into number of parts of roughly the same size

	function chuckCell = splitvect(v, n)
	% Splits a vector into number of n chunks of the same size (if possible).
	% In not possible the chunks are almost of equal size.
	%
	% based on http://code.activestate.com/recipes/425044/
	chuckCell = {};
	vectLength = numel(v);
	splitsize = 1/n*vectLength;
	for i = 1:n
	%newVector(end + 1) =
	idxs = [floor(round((i-1)*splitsize)):floor(round((i)*splitsize))-1]+1;
	chuckCell{end + 1} = v(idxs);
	end
	assert(sum(cellfun(@numel, chuckCell)) == vectLength, ...
	'More or less elements after split')

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%split into 3 parts
chunckCell=splitvect(1:10, 3);
chunckCell{:}
ans = 1 2 3 ans = 4 5 6 7 ans = 8 9 10