The demos part gives you demonstrations of how to carry out specific tasks with juliaimages. If this is your first time working with images in julia, it's likely that you'll need to install some image io backends to load the images The current available backends for image files are: Flux.jl is a deep learning toolbox in julia There are also some other packages outside juliaimages that you might want to take a look at Mirt.jl the michigan image reconstruction toolbox
As its name indicates, it is a toolbox to solve image reconstruction problems Imageclipboard.jl enables you to copy&paste image from/to your clipboard. Imageio.jl is a new image io backend (requires julia >=v1.3) that provides an optimized performance for png files If you don't know what it is, then it is likely that you don't need this package Standard test images are provided by testimages.jl fileio.load — function Layer compositing this demonstration shows how to use cropping, resizing and rescaling operations on an image in julia using imagetransformations.jl
