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How to make a vector of multiple images in double form by using function?

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Hamza Zaheer
Hamza Zaheer 2018년 11월 24일
댓글: Jan 2018년 11월 26일
clc;
clear all;
close all;
for i=1:10
c{i}=imread(sprintf('s%d.jpg',i));
w = rgb2gray(c{i});
im = imresize(w,0.25);
mi = double(im);
q= im2vec(mi);
J = imnoise(mi,'salt & pepper')
figure,
imshow(mi)
medianFilteredImage = medfilt2(mi, [50 50]);
figure,
%imshow(medianFilteredImage)
% Find the noise. It will have a gray level of either 0 or 255.
noiseImage = (mi == 0 | mi == 255);
% Get rid of the noise by replacing with median.
noiseFreeImage = noiseImage; % Initialize
noiseFreeImage(noiseImage) = medianFilteredImage(noiseImage); % Replace.
imshow(noiseFreeImage);
end
%Function
function mi=im2vec(im)
[N M]=size(im);
% for i=1:N
% for j=1:N
% mi((i-1)*N+j)=im(i, j);
% end
% end
for i=1:N
mi(1, (i-1)*M+1:M+(i-1)*M)=im(i,:);
end
  1. Use rgb2gray command.
  2. Resize to size 50x50 (using imresizecommand).
  3. Make a vector (function is provided, also make it in double form).
  4. Add salt and pepper noise.
  5. Display noisy images.
  6. Remove the noise using a suitable filter.
  7. Display the noise free images.
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Hamza Zaheer
Hamza Zaheer 2018년 11월 26일
편집: Hamza Zaheer 2018년 11월 26일
No, the code does not solve my problem. My actual question is that, I have to read ten images in a loop and make the following changes to the images.I am attaching the images and the function mentioned in point #3 . Thanks in advance!
  1. Use rgb2gray command.
  2. Resize to size 50x50 (using imresizecommand).
  3. Make a vector (function is provided, also make it in double form).
  4. Add salt and pepper noise.
  5. Display noisy images.
  6. Remove the noise using a suitable filter.
  7. Display the noise free images.
Jan
Jan 2018년 11월 26일
So is all you want to convert:
mi = double(im);
to
mi = double(im(:));
? What exactly is your quiestion? Attaching the images does not clear this detail.

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