The problem about the display of image(Matlab2014b)
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Hello, everyone, the first part is the demo from help.
I=fitsread('solarspectra.fts');
I=mat2gray(I);
imshow(I);
What troubles me a lot is that if I leave out the second sentence %I=mat2gray; the image will be blank.Could U tell me the reason for that? Maybe the format is .mat? I am not sure. Thanks in advance. Hang Yang
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Guillaume
2017-9-11
The issue, as explained by the two actual answers, has nothing to do with metadata (whatever is meant by that in this case) and only to do with the range of values in the matrix.
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Image Analyst
2017-9-11
If you have a floating point image with values below 0, they will show up as black.
If you have a floating point image with values above 1, they will show up as white.
To get around this use [] in imshow():
imshow(I, []);
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Guillaume
2017-9-11
The image is not blank. It is all white.
Matlab assumes that an image of type double is in the range [0-1]. 0 being black, 1 being white. Any value below 0 is considered to be 0 (black), any value above 1 is considered to be 1 (white). This is most likely the case with your matrix where most (all) values are > 1.
As per its documentation mat2gray rescale your matrix to the [0-1] range, so it conforms to the above.
If you don't want to use mat2gray another option is to tell matlab to use the full range of intensities in your matrix. As per the documentation of imshow:
imshow(I, []) %will use the full image range, whatever that is, instead of [0-1] for double
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Image Analyst
2017-9-11
If you're just starting, make sure you check out my tutorials, especially the Image Segmentation Tutorial http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/?term=authorid%3A31862&sort=downloads_desc
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