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• See Also
  • ArrayPad
  • PadLeft
  • PadRight
  • BoxMatrix
  • ArrayReshape
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CenterArray[a,n]

creates a list of length n with the elements of a at the center and zeros elsewhere.

CenterArray[a,{n₁,n₂,…}]

creates an n₁×n₂×… array with the array a at the center and zeros elsewhere.

CenterArray[a,nspec,pad]

uses pad instead of zero for the background.

CenterArray[nspec]

creates an array with a single 1 at the center and zeros elsewhere.

• The input a can be a list, full array, ragged array, or any form of array, such as a SparseArray object.
• CenterArray always generates a full array.
• CenterArray[a,nspec,pad,SparseArray] creates a SparseArray object.
• CenterArray[expr,…] is equivalent to CenterArray[{expr},…] if expr is not a list.
• CenterArray[a,n] attempts if possible to put equal padding on both sides of a. If this is not possible, additional padding is placed on the right.
• In the form CenterArray[a,{n₁,n₂,…}], any of the n_i can be Inherited, in which case it is assumed to be the corresponding dimension of a, and no padding is added at this level.
• If the resulting array has a higher rank, a is centered at the deepest level.
• For possible settings of padding value pad, see the reference page for ArrayPad.

Create a list of length 5 with a single 1 at the center:

Create a list of length 5 with the specified element at the center:

Place an element at the center of a 2D array:

Center a list in a 2D array:

Create a sparse array:

Center a matrix to have 3 rows:

Center a matrix so its dimensions are {3,4}:

Center a ragged array:

Center a mixed input:

Create an array with more rows and fewer columns:

Center a 2D sparse array:

Create a 2D sparse array:

The default padding is zero:

Specify a different padding:

Use "Extrapolated" padding instead:

Crop the center of an array:

Conform a list of arrays so they have commensurate dimensions:

Conform elements of a list so they are all of length 3:

Apply a dimension-sensitive operator to the conformed elements:

Make a full array from a ragged list of full arrays:

Create a sharpening kernel from a lowpass kernel:

Sharpen an image by convolving with the computed kernel:

Show a collection of graphs with missing graphics:

By default, GraphicsGrid has empty spaces at the ends:

If the amount of padding is an odd number, additional padding is placed on the right:

2D input:

The background value of sparse arrays is preserved, irrespective of the specified padding value:

The precision of the result is the minimum of the precisions of the input array and the padding value:

Padding with nonconstant values may not be possible with empty list inputs:

Use constant padding instead:

This ragged input cannot be centered because it is not a list of full arrays with the same depths:

Use a specific target depth instead:

Center the resulting array in an array of rank 3:

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