Gray Level Run Length Matrix Toolbox

The toolbox provide useful functions for extract high order run length features

Description

This toolbox provides several state of the art high order run length matrix statistics for image analysis.

Currently supported features are:

1. 0,45,90,135 direction run-length matrix
2. Fully vectorized coding style
3. Inputs checking using MATLAB style
4. 11 various statistics include:Short Run Emphasis, Long Run Emphasis, Gray-Level Nonuniformity, Run Length Nonuniformity, Run Percentage, Low Gray-Level Run Emphasis, High Gray-Level Run Emphasis, Short Run Low Gray-Level Emphasis, Short Run High Gray-Level Emphasis,Long Run Low Gray-Level Emphasis ,Long Run High Gray-Level Emphasis.

 Files include: grayrlmatrix, grayrlprops,and some utility functions

 Importance Notice: You can freely use the source files for academic research purpose at your own risk.For commercial use, you should consult with the author for conditions.

Citation:
If you use them for your academic research work,please kindly cite this toolbox as:
Xunkai Wei, Gray Level Run Length Matrix Toolbox v1.0,Software,Beijing Aeronautical Technology Research Center, 2007 http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/download.do?objectId=17482&fn=RunLengthMatrixToolboxver1.0&fe=.zip&cid=1101680

• Required Products: Image Processing Toolbox
• MATLAB release: MATLAB 7.5 (R2007b)
• Other requirements: Tested under environment: Window XP SP2, MATLAB 7.5

[xunkai wei]

Please mind problems of this version,I have fixed several key bugs. A new version will be issued soon.Please keep an eye on it.

[Anas To'meh]

I try to use the package, but it did not work.
matlab msg:
Corrupt P-file "D:\matlab\run-length matrix\Mymatlab\grayrlmatrix.p".

Error in ==> test at 6
GLRLMS = GRAYRLMATRIX(m,'Offset',1,'NumLevels',8,'G',[]);

Please update the package with running grayrlmatrix.p file

[yue feng]

Thx for this great toolbox!

[Daniel Jake]

Thank you for sharing this excellent code:)

[Chen-Yi Lee]

Good!

[Nicolas Cusseau]

Interesting code !
I was looking for statistics on run length and it's a good starting point.
But you don't mention Stefan Eireiner and use its code even if there are other ways to compute run length which are best for the memory than cell arrays.