I have a project that requires programming in Matlab for image processing. I
have been asked to program the Hill-Clustering method by D.Tsai and Y.Chen
to reduce the Thresholds of any gray scale image. This method is supposed to
find the peaks in an Image's Histogram and then assign the areas in between
those peaks. I need to use Matlab to find the peaks in the image's
histogram. Can someone give me some idea on how can I program this? If you
need any further information please contact me in my email mentioned below.
I really need some guidance.
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>I have a project that requires programming in Matlab for image processing.
>I have been asked to program the Hill-Clustering method by D.Tsai and
>Y.Chen to reduce the Thresholds of any gray scale image. This method is
>supposed to find the peaks in an Image's Histogram and then assign the
>areas in between those peaks. I need to use Matlab to find the peaks in the
>image's histogram. Can someone give me some idea on how can I program this?
>If you need any further information please contact me in my email mentioned
>below. I really need some guidance.
>
> Thank you
> ArisL24@hotmail.com
In general, people tend not to answer overly broad questions like this. I
think you should start off by learning the method backwards and forwards.
[You can't teach the computer how to do something you don't know how to do
yourself.] After you know you understand the method, plan out how you want
your program to work. Finally, implement your plan and test your program.
If you run into problems with a particular step, that's when you ask
_specific_ questions about that step, and show what you've done to try to
solve the problem. If you ask a specific question, and show that you've put
some effort into the work, I think you'll find plenty of people willing to
help you.
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