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Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2016년 10월 28일

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Depending on what you want to do with the 3x3 subimages, you might also want to look at imfilter(), conv2(), or nlfilter().
Matt J
Matt J 2016년 10월 28일
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Using mat2tiles ( Download ),
Blocks = mat2tiles(yourImage,[3,3]);

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Abdullah
Abdullah 2016년 10월 28일
Thanks for your answer but I want to divide the image into 3 pixels by 3 pixels not 3x3 blocks, your answer is nice but its 3x3 blocks, do you have any idea how to divide it into 3x3 pixels
Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2016년 10월 29일
What for? What do you want to do once you have the 3x3 window? Maybe you can use conv2(), imfilter(), or nlfilter() without ever directly splitting up the image yourself (like I suggested in my answer).
And what is the difference whether you call them blocks or tiles? Either way, it's a sliding window of a 3-by-3 sub-image (window) of the full image. I don't understand your comment about this.
Matt J
Matt J 2016년 10월 30일
@Abdullah,
I'm also not clear on the distinction "3 pixels by 3 pixels not 3x3 blocks". Bear in mind though, that mat2tiles is a general tool for dividing up the image into non-overlapping sub-images. You can divide the image up into blocks of other sizes, if it suits you.

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Alex Taylor
Alex Taylor 2016년 11월 7일

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The Image Processing Toolbox function blockproc can be used to execute any generic operation on blocked regions of your image.
I'm not sure what the distinction "3x3 pixels" vs. blocks vs. tiles is, as other users have posted.

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Abdullah
Abdullah 2016년 11월 27일
Dear @Alex Taylor I tried it already but the processing time take so long...I am using workstation computer 8 core with 16GB Ram but it take really long...is there any other faster way ?

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