how to find central pixel

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prem preet
prem preet on 29 Oct 2011
Commented: Walter Roberson on 8 Jan 2018
how to find central pixel of red component of coloured image....
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 29 Oct 2011
Describe what you mean. What does central mean? Is it the pixel at the center of the image, like the pixel at (256,256) of an image 511x511 in size? Or does it mean the average value of the intensities, or the median value. "Central" is very ambigous.

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jagkaran
jagkaran on 29 Oct 2011
central pixel can be found out by using the line ... med_red (i,j)= median (a2); and same for the other colour component ...
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 29 Oct 2011
That would give an error.
Rashmi.D Jeya kumar
Rashmi.D Jeya kumar on 8 Jan 2018
how to find center pixel intensity

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 8 Jan 2018
mean_color = [mean2(YourImage(:,:,1)), mean2(YourImage(:,:,2)), mean2(YourImage(:,:,3))];
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Rashmi.D Jeya kumar
Rashmi.D Jeya kumar on 8 Jan 2018
will it give center pixel intensity.why taking mean 3 times of a image in above formula sir?
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 8 Jan 2018
If you define "center pixel intensity" as being the mean red, green, and blue intensity, then one of the approaches is to take the mean of each color plane individually.
If you were looking for "average brightness" then you would take a different approach.

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