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An invert feature for the slice operation #27
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When I was using the slice operation I came across a problem. I was working with a dataset that had the images in the dimensions 3000x4000. I needed to split them into 12 parts of dimensions 1000x1000 but now when I used the image slicer with 12 it gave me 750 x 1350 so I realized if I rotated my image I got 1000x1000 images. Hence added this feature and called it invert because rotate didn't seem apt.