How to extract RGB
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I'm supposed to "extract rgb" values from 5 points from an image and I am very confused on how to do it. I am then supposed to get each of those RGB and convert it to HSI so that I am supposed to have 5 HSI. It sounds like I have to create 5 rgb variables, right? If so, what is the function I need to use?
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Geoff Hayes
2018-1-24
Davidson - is your image three dimensional (and so has the red, green, and blue components)? Are you unsure how to extract the red component for one of these five points?
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RobF
2018-1-24
Extraction of RGB values:
C = imread('ngc6543a.jpg'); % Sample image file
% Coordinates of point/pixel P1: x1, y1
x1 = 354; % Sample coordinates
y1 = 284; % Sample coordinates
% Extract values for red (R), green (G) and blue (B):
R1 = C(x1, y1, 1) % Red is first layer
G1 = C(x1, y1, 2) % Green is second layer
B1 = C(x1, y1, 1) % Blue is third layer
Information on RGB to HSI conversion:
DGM
2022-12-11
I'm just going to throw this down here. MATLAB has no native HSI conversion tools. It has HSV tools, but if you actually want HSI, you'll have to find third-party conversion tools. @RobF linked to the tools from MIMT. I'll continue on the assumption that MIMT is available.
This will collect up to 5 points (discarding any invalid points). Results will be returned as color tables in RGB and HSI as instructed. For sake of comparison, I'm also converting a copy to LAB as well.
% load an image
inpict = imread('peppers.png');
% input must be RGB
% MIMT imsize() will return fixed-length vector output
% so we can know that sz(3) will always exist, and that it will be
% correct even if there are trailing non-singleton dimensions
sz = imsize(inpict,3); % size of first three dims
if sz(3)~=3
error('input must be RGB')
end
% display it and collect 5 points
imshow(inpict);
[x y] = ginput(5);
% round to nearest pixel
x = round(x);
y = round(y);
% discard points which lie outside image area
badpts = x<1 | x>sz(2) | y<1 | y>sz(1);
% generate index list
x = repmat(x(~badpts),[1 sz(3)]);
y = repmat(y(~badpts),[1 sz(3)]);
ch = repmat(1:sz(3),[size(x,1) 1]);
idx = sub2ind(sz,y,x,ch);
% selected points as a Px3 color table of unit-scale RGB tuples
CTrgb = im2double(inpict(idx))
CTrgb =
0.2627 0.1451 0.2706
0.2706 0.1608 0.2902
0.2784 0.1569 0.2902
0.3020 0.1686 0.2902
0.2745 0.1608 0.2863
% selected points as a Px3 color table of LAB tuples
% native conversion tools accept color tuples/tables directly
CTlab = rgb2lab(CTrgb)
CTlab =
19.8274 20.2164 -14.2700
21.3782 19.5417 -15.2412
21.4010 20.9113 -15.1841
22.9996 21.2279 -12.6460
21.4656 19.6757 -14.4189
% selected points as a Px3 color table of HSI tuples
% MIMT conversion tools generally don't accept color tables due to the ambiguity
% so permute the CT so that it can be processed explicitly as a Px1x3 image
% MIMT ctflop(mat) is the same as permute(mat,[1 3 2])
% this is an involution, so the second call returns the array to Px3
CThsi = ctflop(rgb2hsi(ctflop(CTrgb)))
CThsi =
296.8021 0.3584 0.2261
291.9196 0.3315 0.2405
295.4294 0.3514 0.2418
304.5706 0.3351 0.2536
295.1311 0.3315 0.2405
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