Examples of InvertibleTransform

net.imglib2.transform.InvertibleTransform
Invertible transformation from Zⁿ to Z^m.
Applying the transformation to a n-dimensional integer source vector yields a m-dimensional integer target vector.

You can also {@link InvertibleTransform#applyInverse(Positionable,Localizable) apply theinverse transformation} to a m-dimensional integer targetvector to get the n-dimensional integer source vector.
@author ImgLib2 developers @author Tobias Pietzsch @author Stephan Saalfeld

Examples of net.imglib2.transform.InvertibleTransform

    for ( int d = maxTargetDimension; d < numSourceDimensions; ++d )
    {
      seqDimensions[ d ] = sourceDimensions[ d ];
    }


    inverse = new InvertibleTransform()
    {
      @Override
      public int numSourceDimensions()
      {
        return SequentializeTransform.this.numTargetDimensions();

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