Simple wrapper of magick::image_resize.
See the parameters below.
resize_to_standard(x, standard = 0.5, what = "all", scale = TRUE)the image you want to resize.
either the image whose size is the
standard or two ratios. When it specifies two ratios,
it should be a numeric vector whose first and second
elements are multipliers for width and height. For
example, x's width and height are 100 and 60, and
standard = c(0.5, 3), then the result
image's width and height will be 50 and 180. If one of
the two number is NA, then the dimension represented
by this NA will be modified automatically.
this parameter is used only when
standard is an image. It specifies
the way to resize. When it
is "width", let x's width be the same
as standard; whether its height is
automatically scaled depends on scale.
When it is "height",
let x's height be the same as standard; whether
its width is automatically scaled
depends on scale. When it is "all" (or "both"),
the default,
let x's width and height
be the same as standard. When it is two number
linked with a "_", it means resizing a according to
b's width and height multiplied. For example,
if it is "3_2" and b's width and height are 50, 70, then
the result's width and height are 50 * 3 = 150,
70 * 2 = 140. Forms like "_2" or "3_" are also accepted.
Default is TRUE. It is only used when only one of width and height is to be modified. This parameter decides whether the image is automatically scaled.