I need to help, how can calculate the histogram analytically without using any program in local binary pattern technic

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You should see the following paper: Ojala, T., M. Pietikainen, and T. Maenpaa. "Multiresolution Gray Scale and Rotation Invariant Texture Classification With Local Binary Patterns." IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence. Vol. 24, Issue 7, July 2002, pp. 971-987.
Then you can check your results using the extractLBPFeatures function in the Computer Vision System Toolbox in the R2015b release of MATLAB.

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Thank you Dima Lisin I'm got it(the paper) , I wanted to learn the process of LBP , by my hand first then I will go to software because that my Msc research about this topic on Matlab

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The calculation of anything without using a program is not an appropriate topic for MATLAB Answers, as MATLAB answers is a resource dedicated to use of the MATLAB program.

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yes thanks, but I asked if anyone have any idea or guides me to the useful site
You get a marking object and something to mark on, and you start at the beginning and tally each condition you find. That is about as "analytical" as you can get for something that is inherently discrete data.
If you had asked about some theoretical or idealized image then there might be other techniques than simply counting -- though if you were working with a theoretical image, it is questionable if LBP would have any meaning, since LBP is a technique that is applied to digital arrays not to analog situations such as black body radiation illuminating a hypothetical dodecagon with specified material properties.
in Face Recognition with Local Binary Patterns (LBP) Once the LBP for every pixel is calculated(I know how calculate it) then the image is divided into cells like 7*7 cells , For every region a histogram with all possible labels is constructed... my question, how can i calculate a histogram (how can i do it)
Cells sure sound like program to me. But since you are not permitted to use a program, then I recommend paper, pencil, and eraser.

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