How to delete selective part of image?

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I am working on a project part of which requires removal of certain part of the image can anyone please help me with that ???? The input image is a front view of a face(does not contain any disguise)I want to delete its eyes. Is that possible??

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 15 Sep 2014
You can't have "holes" in the image - it must remain rectangular. Like David says, you can replace with zeros or some value but you can't have just null/nothing. imcrop() will produce a separate smaller image with the original left intact, unless the output of imcrop is also the original image.
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Ali Gouhar
Ali Gouhar on 13 Nov 2020
How to remove a single horizontal line and diagonal lines that is imposed on a image
Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 13 Nov 2020
You asked this before somewhere and I told you to use a modified median filter.
Please post this as a new question (not here) and if you can't figure it out, I'll give you a complete demo.

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Rushikesh Tade
Rushikesh Tade on 15 Sep 2014
By removing if you mean crop then,
Image(row_start:row_end,col_start:col_end)=[];
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Madhura Bombatkar
Madhura Bombatkar on 16 Sep 2014
Its a syntax David you'll have to go through the help column to know how to make it work.
Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 16 Sep 2014
Let's make it crystal clear: You flat out cannot do what Rushikesh said in general. Just try it and see. The only way to get it to work is like David said and if those indexes indicate an entire row or column, meaning the start has to be 1 and the ends have to be "end".
What you can do is what I said, and that is to create new, smaller images where you've identified the rectangles in the image and used imcrop() to crop those out, thus forming the new images but leaving the original image intact.

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