how to calculate intensity of an image

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Elysi Cochin 2013-2-6

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i wanted to calculate intensity of an image... please could someone help me.....

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vipul utsav 2013-2-6

if you want single value of intensity you can take mean(total image(:)) otherwise every element of image represents intensity

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There is nothing to do. The image is already the intensity.

That paper says you have to take the whole histogram of a 10 by 10 chunk of your image, which I guess slides along the image. Then, for that histogram of the 10x10 block, it wants you to find the tallest bin - the max of the histogram. Then it asks you to sum the histogram bins from that bin minus 10 to that bin + 10 gray levels, but excluding the tallest bin itself. This was not well explained by your original wording. Even the papers wording is not optimal. For example using "area" to describe a sum of bins. Yes, I guess it is an area but those pixels represented by those bins may be scattered all over the image and might not even touch each other so it's not like the area of some contiguous blob in the image, which is what I thought from your description.

So, scan the image, say with blockproc(). Then get the histogram in a 10x10 block with imhist() or hist(). Then use max() to find the tallest bin location. Then use sum() to sum between that bin-10 and that bin+10 and subtract the value of the tallest bin. I don't really know what this means, but that's what they ask for. Give it a shot. I told you step by step the functions to use. Search for a blockproc demo that I've posted in Answers if you need help with blockproc.

Elysi Cochin 2013-2-9