Error in image normalization
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Hello Team,
I have written this code to compute the normalization of a gradient image.
if true
% code
function [horDiffNorm, verDiffNorm] = normalization(H, V)
sumH = 0;
sumV = 0;
[rowsH, colsH, depthH] = size(H);
[rowsV, colsV, depthV] = size(V);
for jH = 1:1:rowsH
for iH = 1:1:colsH
for zH = 1:1:colsH
if (zH ~= iH)
sumH = sumH + power(H(jH, zH), 2);
end
end
horDiffNorm(jH, iH) = H(jH, iH)/ sqrt(double(1/(2*(colsH-1))*sumH));
end
end
end
end
I performed debugging and noticed the value of SumH reaches (255) at zH = 32 and then it stuck at 255, even though the next pixels are not 0.
Can you please help?
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Image Analyst
le 6 Oct 2018
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Why not simply use imgradient()?
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Matlab Student
le 6 Oct 2018
Matlab Student
le 6 Oct 2018
Image Analyst
le 6 Oct 2018
What is that formula supposed to do? If you just want the gradient magnitude, why can't you just use imgradient()? What do you need to do AFTER that?
Matlab Student
le 6 Oct 2018
Modifié(e) : Matlab Student
le 6 Oct 2018
Image Analyst
le 7 Oct 2018
You're going all the way from the pixel to the extreme far right edge and extreme bottom edge, instead of just in a localized scanning window like usual. Why???
Matlab Student
le 7 Oct 2018
Matlab Student
le 7 Oct 2018
Image Analyst
le 7 Oct 2018
What are you trying to do with this unusual algorithm? A spatial filter? A convolution? A correlation? Why did you program it up in the first place?
What is H? Is it already the gradient image, or do you want to take the gradient of H?
Matlab Student
le 7 Oct 2018
Matlab Student
le 7 Oct 2018
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