create a polarization image

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JENNY EKOZ
JENNY EKOZ 2019-5-30
评论： Walter Roberson 2019-5-30
hello everyone :)
i need help to create a pol image for my final project,
the formula is:
pol image = (HH-HV) / (HH+HV)
when HH is the first image (which I used two horizintal polarizers)
and HV is the second image (which I used two vertical polarizes).
In practice I just get a black picture, instead of a sharpened picture as I would like to get using this technique.
I'm a bit involved in implementing this in MATLAB.
I will be very grateful to you soon.
Attached is the code I tried and did not work for:
close all; clear all; clc;
h=imread('ofki.jpg');h=rgb2gray(h);
% v=imread('rohbi.png'); v=rgb2gray(v);
n = imadd(h,v,'uint8');
% m = imabsdiff(h,v);
m = imsubtract(h,v);
z = abs(imdivide(m,n));
imshow(z,[]);
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2019-5-30
Use im2double so that you are working in floating point.
Your formula can produce negative values. Where H is 0 then you get -1 for any nonzero V value and nan if H and V are both 0.
For H nonzero and V 0 then you get 1.
For H and V nonzero and H<V you get a negative greater than -1
For H and V nonzero and H>V you get a positive less than 1.
Your range is thus -1 to +1 except for some nan. You need to accommodate this in your display such as using imagesc(pol, [-1, 1])
JENNY EKOZ
JENNY EKOZ 2019-5-30
Hey
Thanks for the quick reply!
I can not understand why the values ​​obtained are within this range.
Values ​​should not represent a scale of gray levels?
Can you please attach a sample code snippet?
Thanks in advance,
Jenny

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JENNY EKOZ
JENNY EKOZ 2019-5-30
I also try this code:
close all;
clear all;
clc;
h=imread('ofki.jpg'); % horizontal line
h=rgb2gray(h);
h=im2double(h);
v=imread('rohbi.jpg'); % vertical line
v=rgb2gray(v);
v=im2double(v);
m=h-v;
n=h+v;
z = m.\n;
imagesc(z, [-1, 1]);
And again I got a rather strange picture.
I've included the pictures I've used.
I would really appreciate your help as soon as possible :)
Jenny
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JENNY EKOZ
JENNY EKOZ 2019-5-30
Basically I took two pictures of the aperture (which resembles a pupil).
The first picture was taken when I used a horizontal polarizer located in front of the light source and a horizontal polarizer in front of the camera. This is actually the HH image.
I took the second picture in the same way, when the polarizer in front of the camera is in vertical polarization. This is actually an HV image.
My goal is really to try to get a sharper picture, with a strong contrast, based on the difference in the returns of light.
Such as in the picture that I have attached to this message (the burn skin image).
I think that the code itself is compatible with the formula for creating a polarized image (after I changed it based on your comments), but maybe the problem is that the images are too noisy (I do not really understand about image processing), but I'd love to know if you have any idea how to improve it :)
Lots and lots of thanks in advance,
Jenny
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2019-5-30
I did not see anything in the data that could reasonably be used to create sharp edges.

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