image pixel value multiplication with constant using customized multiplier function

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Jaehwi Bong
Jaehwi Bong 2019-5-19
编辑： Jaehwi Bong 2019-5-21
I loaded 4D image.tif (x,y,z over time/16bit gray scale) through Image J in Matlab.
  1. I'd like to change pixels using function and show reconstructed image.
For example, I have 512(x)*512(y)*5(z)*5(time) image and change to their each value of pixel using function. "Reconstructed pixel intensity(y)=Initial pixel intensity(x)*exp(0.5/t)" Then, it should show reconstructed image 512(x)*512(y)*5(z)*5(time).
Simple question but it's complicated for me.
What can I do for that?
You can find the example image the following link.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1l7iEe8BZV3I5U2tqIoA2QtZEj_mbO5aH/view?usp=sharing
ImageJ
imp = ij.IJ.openImage('image path');
imp.show();
IJM.getDatasetAs('I');
[x y t]=size(I);
class(I);
newimage = zeros(size(I));
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2019-5-19
I don't understand. You don't have 3-D RGB images but you have 5-D images? Are your 5 Z indexes planes/slices in a 3-D volumetric image, like from CT or MRI? I understand having 5 t, or time point, images, but don't understand you have 5 indexes/slices/planes. Please explain.
Jaehwi Bong
Jaehwi Bong 2019-5-20
编辑：Jaehwi Bong 2019-5-21
I'm sorry I didn't explain correctly.
This image is obtained from a confocal microsope. I have 3D volumetric image. The number of pixels (x,y) is 512*512. And I have 5 z planes with 5 time point.
I'd like to change every each pixel value(intensity) using a funtion, A= I(t)-I(b)/exp(0.6*t), where I(t) is initial intensity as a funtion of time point, I(b) is the last image as a role of background, and A is the new value of intensity.
newimage = immultiply(I,0.6);
IJM.show('J')
I could change the pixels intensity using 'immultiply' with constant 0.6.
I don't know what to do in the case of function.

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