So, I have a 512x512 distorted image, but what I'm trying to do is restore only a 400x400 centrally-positioned subsection of the image while it is still distorted outside of it. How do I go about implementing something like that?
I was thinking to开发者_JAVA百科 have a for loop within a for loop like
for row = 57:457
for col = 57:457
%some filter in here
end
end
But I'm not quite sure what to do next...
As a general rule, you can do a lot of things in MATLAB without loops using vectorization instead. As discussed in the comments below your question, there are filtering functions included with MATLAB such as medfilt2
, wiener2
or imfilter
which all work on two-dimensional images directly without the need for any loops.
To restore only the center part of your image, you apply the filter to the full image, store the result in a temporary variable and then copy over the part that you want into your distored image:
tmpimage = medfilt2(distortedimage);
finalimage = distortedimage;
finalimage(57:456,57:456)=tmpimage(57:456,57:456);
Of course if you don't care about edge effects during the reconstruction, you can just call the reconstruction for the part that interests you and avoid the tmpimage
:
finalimage = distortedimage;
finalimage(57:456,57:456)=medfilt2(distortedimage(57:456,57:456));
Note how the sizes in an assignment need to match: you can't assign finalimage(57:456,57:456)=medfilt2(distortedimage)
since the right-hand-size produces a 512-by-512 matrix which doesn't fit into the 400-by-400 center of finalimage.
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