Hey ilaiyaraja =)
These links are definitely worth a read:
http://www.mriresearch.org
http://www.imaging-resourc
Have you tried Genuine Fractals? http://www.altamira-group.
Amazing stuff
Good luck with it,
[r.D]
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wht is matlab. how can i use this for my image processing project.
i am doing image processing and image enhancement project.. i got some suggetion from some experts that to use MATLAB software. but i dont know about MATLAB.
my questions are :
1. wht is matlab.?
2. how can i use this software .
3. is it a stand alone application or a dll. ?
4. which plateform have to use to access this matlab.
if anybody knows about this software , please let me know about it. Thank you.
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The reason why you were suggested to use matlab is that they have a nice image processing library to work from. Matlab is used as a scripting language to perform mathematical processing. Its usually used to perform analysis and then if more speed is required, or the tool is to be turned into a COTS tool then someone would rewrite the algorithm in another language.
I would suggest taking a look at their image processing tool kit on their website. Matlab is not meant to be used as a gui application (although you can write a gui on top of it), but if you are planning on writing some custom image processing algorithms it's probably well worth learning.
Good luck
gkatz
1) Matlab stands for MATrix LABoratory. It is named so because it stores all the values in terms of two dimensional arrays i.e., Matrices. For Ex: 10 is stored as an element of a 1x1 matrix, Matlab is stored as 6x1 matrix and so on.
Matlab is one of the most powerful mathematical tool. It can be used to do calculations, analyse the functions using graphs, generate fractals (graphical images generated by type of a mathematical symmetry) and also it can be used to simulate some working models of machines, logics etc.
In a list:
Technical Computing
Control Design
Signal Processing and Communications
Image Processing
Test & Measurement
Financial Modeling and Analysis
2) You can easily use that software provided you have Java Virtual Machine installed in your system. Matlab is very big but is well documented and helps and tutorials are very good.
3) It is a stand alone application but can be used with C++ etc.
4) There are Windows, Mac, Linux, Unix versions of the software
If you don't want to put out a lot of money for buying matlab, you can use SciLab instead.
See http://scilabsoft.inria.fr
I have used SciLab successfully for many different problems (mainly digital filters) and I find it
quite easy to use.
You might also want to take a look at the SIP toolbox, that is intended for image processing.
http://siptoolbox.sourcefo
I have also interfaced SciLab with some applications that I have written in Borland Delphi, so I know it can
be done!
Best regards,
Håkan Lövdahl
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by: leewPosted on 2005-01-02 at 23:48:08ID: 12941913
Hi ilaiyaraja,
Here's the maker's web site: http://www.mathworks.com/
> i am doing image processing and image enhancement project.. i got some
> suggetion from some experts that to use MATLAB software. but i dont
> know about MATLAB.
> my questions are :
> 1. wht is matlab.?
MATLAB is a high-level technical computing language and interactive development environment (from the Mathworks.com web site)
> 2. how can i use this software .
Learn it - after you buy it. See the maker - it's not really a simple little program.
> 3. is it a stand alone application or a dll. ?
Stand alone application - MAJOR application
> 4. which plateform have to use to access this matlab.
Theres a Linux version and a Windows version. There may be other versions as well. (We used to use it in a scientific environment I used to work in).
Cheers!