i have coding for enhancement of contrast for image. NEED EXPLANATION FOR CODES BEING USED
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[ m, n ] = size ( gray );
gray3d = zeros ( 8, m, n ) ;
%
% For pixel (I,J), GRAY3D(*,I,J) contains the 8 neighboring values.
%
gray = double ( gray );
gray3d(1,:,:) = circshift ( gray, [ -1, -1 ] );
gray3d(2,:,:) = circshift ( gray, [ -1, 0 ] );
gray3d(3,:,:) = circshift ( gray, [ -1, 1 ] );
gray3d(4,:,:) = circshift ( gray, [ 0, -1 ] );
gray3d(5,:,:) = circshift ( gray, [ 0, 1 ] );
gray3d(6,:,:) = circshift ( gray, [ 1, -1 ] );
gray3d(7,:,:) = circshift ( gray, [ 1, 0 ] );
gray3d(8,:,:) = circshift ( gray, [ 1, 1 ] );
%
% Average the values.
%
gray_average = sum ( gray3d ) / 8.0;
%
% The SUM operation on an (L,M,N) array returns a (1,M,N) array.
%
%
gray_average_2d(1:m,1:n) = gray_average(1,1:m,1:n);
%
% Compute the new value for the center pixel.
%
gray_contrast = ( 1.0 - s ) * gray_average_2d(:,:) + s * gray;
gray_contrast = uint8 ( gray_contrast );
%
% The pixels on the boundary have been handled incorrectly.
% A more careful treatment could correctly enhance their contrast too.
% Instead, just restore them to their original values.
%
gray_contrast(1,:) = gray(1,:);
gray_contrast(m,:) = gray(m,:);
gray_contrast(:,1) = gray(:,1);
gray_contrast(:,n) = gray(:,n);
return
end
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Image Analyst
le 2 Mar 2014
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What are you doing? It sort of looks like a convolution but in some kind of crazy algorithm. What's the intent of this function? What are you doing that can't be done with conv2(), imfilter(), or imsharpen()? And, what is your question - you forgot to state it.
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Gursheen
le 2 Mar 2014
Image Analyst
le 2 Mar 2014
That's getting a X-Z plane of a 3D image at the location Y = 1. Y is the row and it's the first index. I'm more interested in what you want to do than in this code because this code is complicated and there may be better approaches, like the ones I already suggested. I know what it's doing but it's a very weird and inefficient way of doing it and it's just not worth the time to explain it to you when I can say it could be done a heck of a lot more simply with just two lines of code: one to make up the kernel and one to call imfilter.
Gursheen
le 3 Mar 2014
Gursheen
le 3 Mar 2014
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