If the argument X
is a pixel image, the result is a point
pattern, consisting of the centre of every pixel whose pixel value
is not NA
.
If X
is a window which is a binary mask, the result is a point
pattern consisting of the centre of every pixel inside the window
(i.e. every pixel for which the mask value is TRUE
).
Otherwise, X
is first converted to a window, then
converted to a mask using as.mask
, then handled as
above.