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Histogram equalization, RGB and HSV
function [output] = Histogram_equalization(input_image)
%first test the image is a RGB or gray image
hsv = true;
if numel(size(input_image)) == 3
%this is a RGB image
%here is just one method, if you have other ways to do the
%equalization, you can change the following code
if hsv
input_image = rgb2hsv(input_image);
h=input_image(:,:,1);
s=input_image(:,:,2);
v=input_image(:,:,3);
s = zoom_hist(s);
v = zoom_hist(v);
output = cat(3, h, s, v);
output = hsv2rgb(output);
else
r=input_image(:,:,1);
g=input_image(:,:,2);
b=input_image(:,:,3);
r = hist_equal(r);
g = hist_equal(g);
b = hist_equal(b);
output = cat(3,r,g,b);
end
else
%this is a gray image
[output] = hist_equal(input_image);
end
function ret = zoom_hist(a)
ret = double(hist_equal(uint8(256 * a))) / 256;
end
function [ret] = hist_equal(input_channel)
% hist of input_channel
input_channel = input_channel + 1;
[height, width] = size(input_channel);
src = get_hist(input_channel);
% figure, plot(1:256, src);
% above: collect and get hist
% following steps generate the function to realize histeq
% principle: f(x) = 256 / numel * (\sum_0^x{src_x})
conversion = zeros(256, 1);
cur = 0;
pixels = numel(input_channel);
for i = 1:256
cur = cur + src(i);
conversion(i) = 256 * cur / pixels;
end
% above: generate function(0:255) -> pixel value
ret = zeros(height, width, 'uint8');
for i = 1:height
for j = 1:width
ret(i, j) = conversion(input_channel(i, j));
end
end
% figure, plot(1:256, get_hist(ret + 1));
%you should complete this sub-function
end
function ret = get_hist(channel)
ret = zeros(256, 1);
[height, width] = size(channel);
for m = 1:height
for n = 1:width
ret(channel(m, n)) = ret(channel(m, n)) + 1;
end
end
end
end
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