Image processing enhancement

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Hi,

I am doing a project of image processing enhancement. I am new to Matlab. I came to know that we have some limitation of using some coding in the image processing toolbox.
We can use imread and imshow, other then the default.
There are 3 technique to improve the image:
1. Piece-wise contrast,
2. Histogram equalization and
3. Histogram matching

I need some coding help because I am new to use matlab.

Thanks

Posted 25-Jul-10 19:51pm

allen88

Updated 25-Jul-10 23:40pm

Sandeep Mewara

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Sandeep Mewara 26-Jul-10 5:41am

You need to add what kind of help you are looking at. Is there some specific issue that you are facing? Describing your project won't help much.

Christian Graus 26-Jul-10 17:21pm

Reason for my vote of 1
Matlab is used by students. This is not a request for help, this is a request to cheat.

allen88 26-Jul-10 20:58pm

i m using matlab to writing a program to improve the image.For histogram equalization, how i want to get all the index number to be divided by total pixel then put it at 1 of the location. so that i can take the value when i need to do next calculation?

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