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Getting many outputs using blockproc
Walter is correct that blockproc returns a single output. For clarity, though, it's worth pointing out that you can make n separ...
Getting many outputs using blockproc
Walter is correct that blockproc returns a single output. For clarity, though, it's worth pointing out that you can make n separ...
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Skeleton prunning for OCR
Radek: yes, the longest-constrained-path approach I gave you is indeed confounded by loops. On the other hand, did you try infin...
Skeleton prunning for OCR
Radek: yes, the longest-constrained-path approach I gave you is indeed confounded by loops. On the other hand, did you try infin...
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Skeleton prunning for OCR
Hi Radek, I have some thoughts to share that might be useful. First, recognize that you get different output from infinite thin...
Skeleton prunning for OCR
Hi Radek, I have some thoughts to share that might be useful. First, recognize that you get different output from infinite thin...
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Can WE PLOT A TRANSPARENT LINE OVER A SPECTROGRAM IN MATLAB????
Consider using "PATCHLINE" from the File Exchange. Cheers, Brett
Can WE PLOT A TRANSPARENT LINE OVER A SPECTROGRAM IN MATLAB????
Consider using "PATCHLINE" from the File Exchange. Cheers, Brett
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Training Custom Classification Model XML creation
Samir, Start here: http://www.mathworks.com/help/vision/ug/train-a-cascade-object-detector.html and then download and use ...
Training Custom Classification Model XML creation
Samir, Start here: http://www.mathworks.com/help/vision/ug/train-a-cascade-object-detector.html and then download and use ...
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How to create "Trained cascade classification model" like Frontal Face (CART), Upper Body
Kalla, I would suggest that you read the document Anand steered you to, and then download CascadeTrainGUI from the File Exchange...
How to create "Trained cascade classification model" like Frontal Face (CART), Upper Body
Kalla, I would suggest that you read the document Anand steered you to, and then download CascadeTrainGUI from the File Exchange...
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imhist for an spm image
I might suggest that you look at the documentation for IMADJUST. It's made for this. In fact, Image Analyst, after you created y...
imhist for an spm image
I might suggest that you look at the documentation for IMADJUST. It's made for this. In fact, Image Analyst, after you created y...
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Sorting a 2d matrix according to the distance between each successive point.
Eoin, I'm not sure what those three non-zero values refer to, since I can't see your code. But if the object you are interested ...
Sorting a 2d matrix according to the distance between each successive point.
Eoin, I'm not sure what those three non-zero values refer to, since I can't see your code. But if the object you are interested ...
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Passing array to a function
You'll need to show us a bit more. It would be particularly useful, for instance, to see line 71 of getFreq. Consider puttin...
Passing array to a function
You'll need to show us a bit more. It would be particularly useful, for instance, to see line 71 of getFreq. Consider puttin...
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fitting the equation on a graph and finding unknown parametrs
You've gotta love the <http://www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/help/toolbox/curvefit/curvefit_product_page.html Curve-Fitting T...
fitting the equation on a graph and finding unknown parametrs
You've gotta love the <http://www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/help/toolbox/curvefit/curvefit_product_page.html Curve-Fitting T...
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Can anyone plz help me segment vein pattern from a thresholded dorsal palm image????
Take a look at BWMORPH. It allows you to calculate the skeleton of your image. From that result, you can calculate branch points...
Can anyone plz help me segment vein pattern from a thresholded dorsal palm image????
Take a look at BWMORPH. It allows you to calculate the skeleton of your image. From that result, you can calculate branch points...
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How do i write a function containing a loop for two vectors?
Sorry, Jenny. Change those a's to s's. Brett
How do i write a function containing a loop for two vectors?
Sorry, Jenny. Change those a's to s's. Brett
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Is there any data loss when i convert my dicom image to any other format???
If you save your image in a lossless format, the conversion is lossless. Otherwise, not necessarily. Are you converting with imr...
Is there any data loss when i convert my dicom image to any other format???
If you save your image in a lossless format, the conversion is lossless. Otherwise, not necessarily. Are you converting with imr...
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How do i write a function containing a loop for two vectors?
I can tell you _how_ to discard your outliers, but I can't tell you if you _should_. (Is that what you're asking?) I would gu...
How do i write a function containing a loop for two vectors?
I can tell you _how_ to discard your outliers, but I can't tell you if you _should_. (Is that what you're asking?) I would gu...
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How do i write a function containing a loop for two vectors?
Jenny, why on earth would you want to write that in a loop?(Is that a homework assignment?) And do you really need to calculate ...
How do i write a function containing a loop for two vectors?
Jenny, why on earth would you want to write that in a loop?(Is that a homework assignment?) And do you really need to calculate ...
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Sorting a 2d matrix according to the distance between each successive point.
Yes! Try this instead: stats = regionprops(cut_surface,'perimeter'); perims = [stats.Perimeter]; That will give...
Sorting a 2d matrix according to the distance between each successive point.
Yes! Try this instead: stats = regionprops(cut_surface,'perimeter'); perims = [stats.Perimeter]; That will give...
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Problem working with 3-D image matrix
Here's another approach, just for fun: start = imread(g); multCol = reshape(repmat([4 1 0],ceil(size(start,1)/3),1),[],1)...
Problem working with 3-D image matrix
Here's another approach, just for fun: start = imread(g); multCol = reshape(repmat([4 1 0],ceil(size(start,1)/3),1),[],1)...
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Problem working with 3-D image matrix
Well, if you want to chop your image into thirds and it doesn't divide equally into three bins, then YOU have to decide how to c...
Problem working with 3-D image matrix
Well, if you want to chop your image into thirds and it doesn't divide equally into three bins, then YOU have to decide how to c...
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Outward pointing normal vectors on a triangle
Are you familiar with the QUIVER command? Brett
Outward pointing normal vectors on a triangle
Are you familiar with the QUIVER command? Brett
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Sorting a 2d matrix according to the distance between each successive point.
Do you have the Image Processing Toolbox? Consider using REGIONPROPS, and requesting the PERIMETER of the region. Cheers, Br...
Sorting a 2d matrix according to the distance between each successive point.
Do you have the Image Processing Toolbox? Consider using REGIONPROPS, and requesting the PERIMETER of the region. Cheers, Br...
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Eliminating different regions based on height/width ratio calculated by boundingbox
You can also use the 'Eccentricity' property returned by REGIONPROPS. Eccentricity give the ratio of the major axis length to th...
Eliminating different regions based on height/width ratio calculated by boundingbox
You can also use the 'Eccentricity' property returned by REGIONPROPS. Eccentricity give the ratio of the major axis length to th...
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automatic resize of one graph using subplot function
Or you can just set the x- and (or) y-limits to be manual after you create your individual plots. (The default is 'automatic'.):...
automatic resize of one graph using subplot function
Or you can just set the x- and (or) y-limits to be manual after you create your individual plots. (The default is 'automatic'.):...
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Accessing Workspace variables
Sorry, Erik. I didn't read your question carefully enough. Try this: eval(b(ii).name) Brett
Accessing Workspace variables
Sorry, Erik. I didn't read your question carefully enough. Try this: eval(b(ii).name) Brett
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Problem working with 3-D image matrix
I'm not sure what you mean by "does not work for an image that has a decimal value after a divided three-dimensional." But I ...
Problem working with 3-D image matrix
I'm not sure what you mean by "does not work for an image that has a decimal value after a divided three-dimensional." But I ...
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Accessing Workspace variables
A = whos; for ii = 1:numel(A) A(ii).name end Cheers, Brett
Accessing Workspace variables
A = whos; for ii = 1:numel(A) A(ii).name end Cheers, Brett
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Separating Objects in an Image
I agree with Walter about the depth ambiguity, but I think you still might be able to get reasonably good results with this imag...
Separating Objects in an Image
I agree with Walter about the depth ambiguity, but I think you still might be able to get reasonably good results with this imag...
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identifying positions of a string within a text file
Lots of ways. This one uses regular expressions: mystr = 'line $$ 1 $$ line 2' newstr = regexprep(mystr,'\$\$','New_Stri...
identifying positions of a string within a text file
Lots of ways. This one uses regular expressions: mystr = 'line $$ 1 $$ line 2' newstr = regexprep(mystr,'\$\$','New_Stri...
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over lap image onto another image??
Consider: a = magic(7) b = rand(2,3) a(3:4,4:6) = b % Or, more generally,: startrow = 3; startcol = 4; ...
over lap image onto another image??
Consider: a = magic(7) b = rand(2,3) a(3:4,4:6) = b % Or, more generally,: startrow = 3; startcol = 4; ...
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Image Processing (related to image comparison)
Once you've segmented your regions of corrosion, the function REGIONPROPS will be quite useful!
Image Processing (related to image comparison)
Once you've segmented your regions of corrosion, the function REGIONPROPS will be quite useful!
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Issue with fractional step-sizes
y(1) refers to the first element of y. y(2) is its second element. What does y(1.5) refer to? Your problem is in your use of ...
Issue with fractional step-sizes
y(1) refers to the first element of y. y(2) is its second element. What does y(1.5) refer to? Your problem is in your use of ...
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