TF = truncf(F) truncates the vector/scalar field(s) F to the largest
centered square.
TF = truncf(F, CUT), in addition to the truncation to the largest
centered square, also eliminates bands of width CUT along the borders of
the field (CUT is 0 by default). This is useful when boundary effects
are expected (e.g., using bwfilterf). By default, CUT is specified in
mesh units, unless the option 'phys' is specified (e.g.,
truncf(F, CUT, 'phys')).
TF = truncf(F, 'nonzero') truncates the vector/scalar field(s) F to the
smallest rectangular area excluding zero (erroneous or masked)
elements. This may be useful after using rotatef.
If no output argument, the result is displayed by showf.
See Also
extractf, zeropadf, rotatef, resizef, flipf, shiftf, remapf.
Published output in the Help browser
showdemo truncf