machine learning for medical data analysis

clear all
close all
clc
I = imread('b1.jpg');
figure;imshow(I);
patch = imcrop(I,[170, 35, 50 50]);
patchVar = std2(patch)^2;
DoS = 2*patchVar;
J = imbilatfilt(I,DoS);
K = imbilatfilt(I,DoS,2);
figure;
figure;imshow(I);
imshow(patch)
imshow(J); title(['Degree of Smoothing: ',num2str(DoS)])
imshow(K); title(['Degree of Smoothing: ',num2str(DoS),', Spatial Sigma: 2'])
what is error in this code?

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"what is error in this code?"
I'll ask you that same question. Are you getting an error message or a warning?
We don't have b1.jpg so we can't run your code (you could attach that image file).
If you're not getting an error message, what do you consider to be an error?
Lastly, what part of this involves machine learning?
Which MATLAB version you are using?
Which MATLAB version you are using?
I Use matlab R2017b
I'll ask you that same question. Are you getting an error message or a warning?
We don't have b1.jpg so we can't run your code (you could attach that image file).
If you're not getting an error message, what do you consider to be an error?
Lastly, what part of this involves machine learning?
My error:- Undefined function or variable 'imbilatfilt'.
Error in filters (line 9)
J = imbilatfilt(I,DoS);
Looks like you need to install the Image Processing toolbox.
insert it but found same problem
Hmmm, run this line of code and tell us what you get
which('imbilatfilt')
% /MATLAB/toolbox/images/images/imbilatfilt.m % this is what I get
If the result is
which ('imbilatfilt')
'imbilatfilt' not found.
run this line, wait for the full list of installed toolboxes to appear, and then look for "Image Processing Toolbox " in the list.
ver()
If it's not listed, then it wasn't installed properly or those files aren't on the matlab path.
thanx I will run it

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 Accepted Answer

the cyclist
the cyclist on 23 Nov 2019
Edited: the cyclist on 23 Nov 2019
That is a function from the Image Processing Toolbox. You should check to see if you have that toolbox installed and licensed.
Run these commands:
ver
license('inuse')

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