Finding the contrast ratio of a grayscale image
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So as the title says, I want to find the contrast ratio of a grayscale image by Michelson contrast definition. I'm thankful for any help! I'm not sure how to do this. Am I supposed to find the max and min value in each columns or row or the whole matrix?
% Michelson contrast definition
% Imax : the largest value in the image's matrix
% Imin : the smallest value in the image's matrix
contrast = (Imax-Imin)(Imax+Imin)
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Image Analyst
2020-9-6
Do you need loops, like this is a homework question that requires them? If not, just simply do
Imax = max(I(:))
Imin = min(I(:))
contrast = (Imax - Imin) / (Imax + Imin)
Notice that I'm using the correct formula. You are not. They subtract in the numerator, not divide like you have it.
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Itzhak Mamistvalov
2021-7-11
Hey, I would like to ask an adition question about contrast ratio.
Im trying to calculate to Contrast Improvment Ratio (CIR) between enhanced and unenhanced images within region of interest R. This is the formula Im using:
where C(x, y) and C¯(x,y)C¯(x,y) are the local contrast values at (x, y) of the unenhanced and enhanced images, respectively.
The Local contrast value C(x, y) computed as
where p and a are the mean values within the center region (3 × 3) pixels and the neighborhood, or surrounding region, (7 × 7) pixels, respectively.
I have a problem to actually write this into a matlab code.
I would appreciate it if you could help, thanks!
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royed
2020-9-6
if the question is about just comapring the max and min in the images. You can find it quite simply by using (max(max(image)) and the same for the minimum which would return the pixel with the max and minimum intensity value.
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