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Thread Subject: Help me to implement ths algo in MATLAB

Subject: Help me to implement ths algo in MATLAB

From: Gracelin alshiya

Date: 05 Jan, 2008 16:50:19

Message: 1 of 2

Hi,
   I want to implement the following Equations in MATLAB
to find hori
& Vert Gradient.

DH = | x(i , j-2) + x(i ,,j+2) - 2x(i, j) | + | x(i,,j-
1) - x(i,,j
+1) |


DV = | x(i-2, j) + x(i+2,,j) - 2x(i, j) | + | x(i-1, j) -
 x(i+1,,j)
|


If(DH+35< DV)


   G={ [ x(i,,j-1) + x(i,,j+1) ] /2 } + { [ 2x(i, j) -
 x(i , j-2)
- x(i ,,j+2) ]/4}



Subject: Re: Help me to implement ths algo in MATLAB

From: Roger Stafford

Date: 05 Jan, 2008 19:18:24

Message: 2 of 2

"Gracelin alshiya" <gracelin@mathworks.com> wrote in message <flocgb
$4pu$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> Hi,
> I want to implement the following Equations in MATLAB
> to find hori
> & Vert Gradient.
>
> DH = | x(i , j-2) + x(i ,,j+2) - 2x(i, j) | + | x(i,,j-
> 1) - x(i,,j
> +1) |
>
> DV = | x(i-2, j) + x(i+2,,j) - 2x(i, j) | + | x(i-1, j) -
> x(i+1,,j)
> |
>
> If(DH+35< DV)
>
> G={ [ x(i,,j-1) + x(i,,j+1) ] /2 } + { [ 2x(i, j) -
> x(i , j-2)
> - x(i ,,j+2) ]/4}
--------
  These expressions don't look like simple gradients to me. Could you please
explain them?

  Also you might explain what you mean by the double commas, the vertical
lines, and the straight and curly brackets. Most of these have very specific
meanings in the Matlab language, but it looks as if you mean something very
different by them.

Roger Stafford

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