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Adam
Adam le 16 Fév 2017
If the image is greyscale and only has values of 0 or 'non-zero' then it is just trivially
binaryVals - logical( myImage );
If it is in true RGB and you still just want effectively black and 'non-black' (which in this case looks like it is all just white) then
binaryVals = logical( sum( myImage, 3 ) );
should work.

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afif fadilah
afif fadilah le 16 Fév 2017
Modifié(e) : afif fadilah le 16 Fév 2017
how to get binaryVals sir ? this is binary image. and the meaning of the question is how to convert or how to show from this image :
to be this image :
?
thanks for your answer sir....
Adam
Adam le 16 Fév 2017
I don't understand what you mean by the 'image' below. You can see the binary values in the variable editor, but you can't plot them in an image as visible 1s and 0s like that. The image on top is a usual representation of a binary image and the code I gave you should give you the values that make up that image.
afif fadilah
afif fadilah le 6 Mar 2017
thank u for your answer, this image is braille text, i want to translate braille text to alphabet, so i have to get feature extraction for classification.

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