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From: "Rami AbouSleiman" <rdabousl@oakland.edu>
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Subject: Re: SNR and imnosie
Date: Wed, 1 Jul 2009 23:41:02 +0000 (UTC)
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to be more clear,

I have an image and I am inducing Gaussian noise through imnoise.

I use this image as an input into a specific system and the system fails when i put imnoise var of 0.15. (it works for var < 0.15)

I want to be able to say that the system was able to tolerate a SNR of X?
Find X?

Thanks