To pixelize thermal images, you can use the PIL (Python Imaging Library) module in Python. You can use the resize() method of PIL to resize the image to a lower resolution. Here's an example code snippet to pixelize a thermal image:
Python:
from PIL import Image
# open the thermal image
thermal_img = Image.open('thermal_image.jpg')
# resize the thermal image to a lower resolution
pixelized_img = thermal_img.resize((100, 100), resample=Image.BOX)
# save the pixelized image
pixelized_img.save('pixelized_image.jpg')
In the above code, we first import the Image class from the PIL module. We then open the thermal image using the open() method and store it in the thermal_img variable. We then resize the thermal image to a lower resolution of 100x100 pixels using the resize() method and store it in the pixelized_img variable. Finally, we save the pixelized image using the save() method.
You can modify the resolution as per your requirements to get the desired level of pixelization.