Mean Square Error (MSE)

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Raman kumar
Raman kumar 2015-10-21
回答： Image Analyst 2015-10-21
there are 208 images and the Dimension of each image is 256*256, now for each image I have extracted RGB value i.e 256*3 (768) then I have obtain a feature vector in fvector(v,z) the dimensions of fvector is 208*768. Now i need to calculate MSE, the MSE should be like
MSE of 1 with 1=
MSE of 1 with 2=
MSE of 1 with 3=
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MSE of 1 with 208
MSE of 2 with 1
MSE of 2 with 2.
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MSE of 208 with 208
How to calculate this?

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Guillaume
Guillaume 2015-10-21
I'm assuming that the MSE you refer to is calculated according to the first formula on the wikipedia page. To apply this to your feature vector, use bsxfun:
mse = squeeze(sum(bsxfun(@minus, fvector, permute(fvector, [3 2 1])) .^ 2, 2))
element ij of the mse matrix is the mean square error of feature vector i with feature vector j. The matrix is obviously symmetrical.
Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2015-10-21
There is an immse() function in the Image Processing Toolbox that you might want to use.

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