problem after divide image

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wissa amer
wissa amer on 10 Jun 2013
Hello all .. This code to divide the image into blocks, each block 4 * 4 pixels and then find the average of the values of pixels in each block and then put the new values in the image matrix (a) The problem : after storage and display picture shows me a white image why? and Storage in the matrix are not taken properly The value of the average for the first block stored in the last position of the new matrix (a)
if true
I = imread('4.png');
Range_Image=rgb2gray(imread('4.png'));
[m n]=size(Range_Image); Nbrx = floor(m./4);
Nbry = floor(n./4); Nd=1;
for i=1:Nbrx
for j=1:Nbry
Mat=Range_Image((i-1)*4+1:i*4,(j-1)*4+1:j*4);
sumpixel=sum(Mat(:));
avg= floor(sumpixel/16);
a(i,j)=avg;
% subplot(Nbrx,Nbry,Nd); imshow(Mat)
% Nd=Nd+1;
end
end
end

Answers (2)

Iain
Iain on 10 Jun 2013
Edited: Iain on 10 Jun 2013
Sounds like either your number format is saturating.
Cast the image as double or single before averaging.
Alternatively use "imagesc" instead of imshow.
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wissa amer
wissa amer on 10 Jun 2013
thank you soo much ..
Iain
Iain on 11 Jun 2013
To cast it as double:
dbl_version = double( Range_Image );

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 10 Jun 2013
uint8 images clip at 255 so it you add up 16 uint8 pixels, chances are they will sum to more than 255 and so it will clip at 255. You need to cast to single or double first. Then, if you want values in the same range, you need to divide by 16. Either way, if you want to display it you'll have to use [] as the second argument to imshow(). You can cast back to uint8 if you want the averages to be uint8, like if you want to save the small images or something.
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wissa amer
wissa amer on 10 Jun 2013
imshow(a,[]) i do that.. rigth or wrong
Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 11 Jun 2013
That's right. But like I said, you need to make sure a is of the right type to handle a sum, like uint16 or double, or single.

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