What precisely is conv2(A,B,'same')?
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Hi All,
I am aware of the following:
- Given two matrices A and B, the matrix
is a submatrix of their convolution 
, and I know the definition of 
. 
and A have the same size.
My question is:
If A is a 
matrix and B is 
, then what are the values of i and j such that 
? That is, where does 
start inside the matrix 
?
matrix and B is , then what are the values of i and j such that ? That is, where does start inside the matrix ? Many thanks
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Anonymous
2018-11-19
Richard Lockwood
2020-11-5
I believe it is the middle half, from 1/4 to 3/4 of the total interval
Image Analyst
2020-11-6
RIchard, no, not correct. It's not the middle 50%.
'Same' is the part of the output signal where the moving kernel's central element overlaps some part of the signal. So it includes signal where the central element of the moving kernel overlaps an element of the input signal and includes locations where the kernel "falls off" the end of the signal as long as the central element is still over the input signal.
'Full" is the entire output signal, even when the kernel is at the end and only a single element of the kernel overlaps the signal.
'Valid' is where the kernel fully overlaps the signal. So it would not include the ends of the signal where some parts of the moving kernel "fall off" the end of the input signal (they do not overlap).
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Bruno Luong
2018-11-19
编辑：Bruno Luong
2021-1-25
For vectors A and B
C = conv(A,B,'same')
is equivalent to
Cfull = conv(A,B,'full')
C = Cfull(floor(length(B)/2) + (1:length(A)))
For 2D or ND, repeat the above indexing for each dimension d, using size(.,d) instead of length(.).
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Anonymous
2018-11-19
Bruno Luong
2018-11-19
编辑：Bruno Luong
2018-11-19
Yeap you are welcome, and you'll note that the MATLAB document is poorly written in term of accuracy and clarity
Anonymous
2018-11-19
Bruno Luong
2021-1-25
编辑：Bruno Luong
2021-1-25
This is ta reply to
Nunzio Russo 's deleted question
"Hello Bruno can you pls explain it again for 2dimensional arrays ? I don't get it right now. I don't know what you mean with variable d ? Perhaps you can explain it again and write it down as a formula. Thank you ! "
In 2D
C = conv2(A,B,'same')
is equivalent to
Cfull = conv2(A,B,'full')
C = Cfull(floor(size(B,1)/2) + (1:size(A,1)), ...
floor(size(B,2)/2) + (1:size(A,2)))
Fot nd case
C = convn(A,B,'same') % is eqivalent to
Cfull = convn(A,B,'full');
idx = arrayfun(@(B,A) floor(B/2)+(1:A), size(B), size(A), 'unif', 0); % NOTE: traling singleton needs to be handled
C = Cfull(idx{:})
Nunzio Russo
2021-1-26
Bruno Thank you again !
I deleted my question yesterday after coming to the same conclusion. :)
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Image Analyst
2018-11-19
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Sounds like homework. This is very easy. Just make up arrays on paper, like cut out gridded paper or draw something. Then just physically move the paper along and look where you are. Really, it's trivial.
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