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Transpose and reshape - is there a more elegant / relevant way to do the following?
Working with Gaussian filter in frequency domain + MatlabTranspose and reshape a 3d array in matlabmatrix inside matrix when multiplying symbolic matricesFiltering in Frequency DomainFast celllarray by matrix multiplicationMatlab : Reshaping Matrix to separate matricesChange the size of matrix?Efficient way to reshape (alternately) thousands of dataHow to address the following error “To RESHAPE the number of elements must not change”?Transform image via a given matrix using OpenCv
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Here I am trying to multiply the r g b data of this image by a 3x3 matrix.
fil=size(image,1);
col=size(image,2);
N = fil * col;
primaries = reshape(image, N, 3);
primaries = primaries';
% modification
primaries = primaries';
result = reshape(primaries, fil, col, 3);
matlab
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Here I am trying to multiply the r g b data of this image by a 3x3 matrix.
fil=size(image,1);
col=size(image,2);
N = fil * col;
primaries = reshape(image, N, 3);
primaries = primaries';
% modification
primaries = primaries';
result = reshape(primaries, fil, col, 3);
matlab
Well, you could add the transpose into thereshapeline, if that helps any. Anything beyond that depends on what you're doing in% modification.
– beaker
Mar 8 at 23:51
Thank you beaker. I'm multiplying the r g b data by a 3x3 color matrix transform to change the gamut of the image. I would have thought there's a simpler way to do that by taking the image file in it's normal form of x by y by color format and multiplying it by the 3x3 matrix using indexing like [1 0 0; 0 1 0; 0 0 1] * image(:,:,1);. Forgive my novice question!
– Brett Harrison
Mar 9 at 0:00
Your approach looks fine to me. Maybe somebody else will have a better idea.
– beaker
Mar 9 at 0:05
add a comment |
Here I am trying to multiply the r g b data of this image by a 3x3 matrix.
fil=size(image,1);
col=size(image,2);
N = fil * col;
primaries = reshape(image, N, 3);
primaries = primaries';
% modification
primaries = primaries';
result = reshape(primaries, fil, col, 3);
matlab
Here I am trying to multiply the r g b data of this image by a 3x3 matrix.
fil=size(image,1);
col=size(image,2);
N = fil * col;
primaries = reshape(image, N, 3);
primaries = primaries';
% modification
primaries = primaries';
result = reshape(primaries, fil, col, 3);
matlab
matlab
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Well, you could add the transpose into thereshapeline, if that helps any. Anything beyond that depends on what you're doing in% modification.
– beaker
Mar 8 at 23:51
Thank you beaker. I'm multiplying the r g b data by a 3x3 color matrix transform to change the gamut of the image. I would have thought there's a simpler way to do that by taking the image file in it's normal form of x by y by color format and multiplying it by the 3x3 matrix using indexing like [1 0 0; 0 1 0; 0 0 1] * image(:,:,1);. Forgive my novice question!
– Brett Harrison
Mar 9 at 0:00
Your approach looks fine to me. Maybe somebody else will have a better idea.
– beaker
Mar 9 at 0:05
add a comment |
Well, you could add the transpose into thereshapeline, if that helps any. Anything beyond that depends on what you're doing in% modification.
– beaker
Mar 8 at 23:51
Thank you beaker. I'm multiplying the r g b data by a 3x3 color matrix transform to change the gamut of the image. I would have thought there's a simpler way to do that by taking the image file in it's normal form of x by y by color format and multiplying it by the 3x3 matrix using indexing like [1 0 0; 0 1 0; 0 0 1] * image(:,:,1);. Forgive my novice question!
– Brett Harrison
Mar 9 at 0:00
Your approach looks fine to me. Maybe somebody else will have a better idea.
– beaker
Mar 9 at 0:05
Well, you could add the transpose into the
reshape line, if that helps any. Anything beyond that depends on what you're doing in % modification.– beaker
Mar 8 at 23:51
Well, you could add the transpose into the
reshape line, if that helps any. Anything beyond that depends on what you're doing in % modification.– beaker
Mar 8 at 23:51
Thank you beaker. I'm multiplying the r g b data by a 3x3 color matrix transform to change the gamut of the image. I would have thought there's a simpler way to do that by taking the image file in it's normal form of x by y by color format and multiplying it by the 3x3 matrix using indexing like [1 0 0; 0 1 0; 0 0 1] * image(:,:,1);. Forgive my novice question!
– Brett Harrison
Mar 9 at 0:00
Thank you beaker. I'm multiplying the r g b data by a 3x3 color matrix transform to change the gamut of the image. I would have thought there's a simpler way to do that by taking the image file in it's normal form of x by y by color format and multiplying it by the 3x3 matrix using indexing like [1 0 0; 0 1 0; 0 0 1] * image(:,:,1);. Forgive my novice question!
– Brett Harrison
Mar 9 at 0:00
Your approach looks fine to me. Maybe somebody else will have a better idea.
– beaker
Mar 9 at 0:05
Your approach looks fine to me. Maybe somebody else will have a better idea.
– beaker
Mar 9 at 0:05
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Well, you could add the transpose into the
reshapeline, if that helps any. Anything beyond that depends on what you're doing in% modification.– beaker
Mar 8 at 23:51
Thank you beaker. I'm multiplying the r g b data by a 3x3 color matrix transform to change the gamut of the image. I would have thought there's a simpler way to do that by taking the image file in it's normal form of x by y by color format and multiplying it by the 3x3 matrix using indexing like [1 0 0; 0 1 0; 0 0 1] * image(:,:,1);. Forgive my novice question!
– Brett Harrison
Mar 9 at 0:00
Your approach looks fine to me. Maybe somebody else will have a better idea.
– beaker
Mar 9 at 0:05