More efficient way of analyzing the Fourier transformation of an image?
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Hello,
I'm trying to automatically analyze the direction of carbon fibres in a plastic part via thermography.
Currently, the process is as follows: Take Fourier transformation of the image, then get a line through the centre of the (shifted) Fourier transformed image, and sum up the amplitude values along that line.
The problem is, I've got hundreds of images, and they're split up into dozens of sub-images each. The Fourier analysis part takes hours. Is there any way to do this faster than my current code:
phi1=double(rgb2gray(imread('peppers.png')));
xsize=min(size(phi1));
fftsize=2.^(nextpow2(xsize));
phi1m=phi1-mean2(phi1);
imfft=fftshift(fft2(phi1m,fftsize,fftsize)/fftsize);
imfftnorm=sqrt(imfft.*conj(imfft))/max(max(abs(imfft)));
xmp=size(imfft,1)/2;
ymp=size(imfft,2)/2;
radius=round(fftsize/3);
imrot=imrotate(imfftnorm,-90);
ampl=zeros(1800,1);
for ang=1:1800
xend=xmp-round(cosd(-ang/10)*radius);
yend=ymp-round(sind(-ang/10)*radius);
l1=improfile(imrot,[xmp xend],[ymp yend]);
xend2=xmp+round(cosd(-ang/10)*radius);
yend2=ymp+round(sind(-ang/10)*radius);
l2=improfile(imrot,[xmp xend2],[ymp yend2]);
ampl(ang)=nansum(l1(:))+nansum(l2(:));
end
The Fourier transformation is rather fast, it's only the for loop and especially the improfile stuff that takes a comparatively long time.
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Image Analyst
2020-4-27
What do you want to know? The Computer Vision Toolbox lets you compute the HOG (histogram of oriented gradients).
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Raunak Gupta
2020-5-1
Hi,
From the code I see that ang for loop doesn’t seems to have dependency between the iterations on the data values, so maybe you can use parfor to replace the for loop. Also make sure you are not plotting the output of improfile on a figure otherwise the code will become serial as it will require to plot each figure first and then move forward.
For better understanding about parfor you may refer the following.
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