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if i have number of images (multi spectral images for the same scene), and i want to reduce the dimensional of this images by any dimension reduction techniques where in the result i get one reducing image for 200 as example. how can i do this task? thank you.

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 19 Mar 2018
See my attached demo for pca. It should be easy for you to adapt it to take any number of spectral bands instead of the 3 visible color (RGB) bands I took. If you want just one single image that represents most of the variation, take the principal components #1 image.
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 19 Mar 2018
Two code samples for processing multiple files in a folder are shown in the FAQ : http://matlab.wikia.com/wiki/FAQ#How_can_I_process_a_sequence_of_files.3F
mohammed abdul wadood
mohammed abdul wadood on 20 Mar 2018
ok, thanks all; another question please, i wrote an code for (KLT) techniques for dimension reduction for image (I'm just a beginner in matlab my code maybe is not good enough one or it's want some modification) the result for the code is binary image, is it possible that i reduce the dimensionality without losing the color (can i get colored reducing image as result)
clc, clear all, close all x = imread ('10.bmp'); whos %x2 = imread ('2.bmp'); %x3 = imread ('3.bmp'); %x4 = imread ('4.bmp'); %x5 = imread ('5.bmp'); %x6 = imread ('6.bmp'); %x=[x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 x6]; t=graythresh(x) z=im2bw(x,t); [n m]=size(z);
for j=1:m mu(:,j)=mean(z(:,j)); end for j=1:m xx(:,j)=z(:,j)-mu(j); end xx=xx'; cx=(xx*xx')./(n-1); [M V]=eig(cx);
%my
V; size(V) mm=max(max(V)) ee=sum(diag(V));
%
A=(rot90(M))'; y=A*xx; Ay=A'*y; for j=1:m xhad=Ay+mu(j); end
k=input('k='); for i=1:k for j=1:k xxk(i,j)=xx(i,j); cxk(i,j)=cx(i,j); end end for j=1:k muk(:,k)=mean(xxk(:,k)); end
[M1 V1]=eig(cxk); Ak=(rot90(M1))'; yk=Ak*xxk; Ayk=Ak'*yk; for j=1:k xhadk=Ayk+mu(j); end
figure; imshow(xhadk),title('A=510')
figure; subplot(3,2,1),imshow(x); subplot(3,2,2),imshow(xhad); subplot(3,2,3),imshow(xhadk);

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