I want to code an image stabilizer but when I try to copy an RGB image to a m*n*3 zeros matrix and display it I get a weird result.
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Reinhold Erwin Suchowitzky Toba
le 10 Mar 2023
Commenté : Reinhold Erwin Suchowitzky Toba
le 10 Mar 2023
My problem is in the "% Corrected image" section, here is my code (I attached the images I'm using):
close all; clear all; clc;
% Image loading
imds = imageDatastore('blablabla');
images = readall(imds);
% Centroid calculation
centroid1 = centroidFinder(images{1});
centroid2 = centroidFinder(images{2});
% Centroid difference
centroidD = centroid2-centroid1;
% Corrected image
sizeI = size(images{1});
correctedDim1 = sizeI(1)+abs(centroidD(1)); correctedDim2 = sizeI(2)+abs(centroidD(2)); correctedDim3 = sizeI(3);
correctedI = zeros(correctedDim1, correctedDim2, correctedDim3);
correctedI(1:1:sizeI(1), 1:1:sizeI(2), :) = images{2};
imshow(correctedI);
function centroid = centroidFinder(image)
%{ NOTE: Add a range for G2 %}
[R,G,B] = imsplit(image); % RGB image split
G2 = G == max(max(G)); % Discard of elements not belinging to G
C = regionprops(true(size(G2)),G2,'WeightedCentroid'); % Centroid calculation
centroid = [round(C.WeightedCentroid(1)), round(C.WeightedCentroid(2))]; % Centroid vector output
end
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DGM
le 10 Mar 2023
Since the expected scale of image data depends on the class of the array, you need to make sure that the array is the appropriate class for the data you're putting in it.
correctedI = zeros(correctedDim1, correctedDim2, correctedDim3, 'uint8');
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