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L17 - Matlab Uses For Image

1. Matlab is a software for matrix manipulation, plotting, and algorithm development. It handles vectors and matrices efficiently and has extensive documentation and built-in functions. 2. Matlab allows defining vectors and matrices of arbitrary dimensions and performing element-wise operations on them. Common matrices like identity and zero matrices can be generated. 3. Matlab supports if/else, while, and for loops for flow control and 2D and 3D plotting of data. Functions can be defined and stored in m-files. Symbolic math is also supported.

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L17 - Matlab Uses For Image

1. Matlab is a software for matrix manipulation, plotting, and algorithm development. It handles vectors and matrices efficiently and has extensive documentation and built-in functions. 2. Matlab allows defining vectors and matrices of arbitrary dimensions and performing element-wise operations on them. Common matrices like identity and zero matrices can be generated. 3. Matlab supports if/else, while, and for loops for flow control and 2D and 3D plotting of data. Functions can be defined and stored in m-files. Symbolic math is also supported.

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Introduction to Matlab

Introduction to Matlab
1. Vectors, matrices, and arithmetic 2. Plotting 3. Flow Constructs 4. Other Useful Things

Why use Matlab?


Advantages: Handles vector and matrices very nicely Quick plotting and analysis EXTENSIVE documentation (type help) Lots of nice functions: FFT, fuzzy logic, neural nets, numerical integration, OpenGL (!?) Drawbacks: Slow compared to C or Java

Vectors and Matrices


Can be run from command line or from *.m file scalar: x=3 vector: x = [1 0 0] 2D matrix: x = [1 0 0; 0 1 0; 0 0 1] arbitrarily higher dimensions possible Can also use matrices / vectors as elements:
x = [1 2 3] y = [ x 4 5 6]

Some Standard matrices


ones(3,3) 3x3 of all ones zeros(3,3) 3x3 of all zeros eye(3,3) 3x3 identity rand(3) 3x3 random elements linspace(1,10,100)
linear spacing from 1 to 10, with 100 spacings (also logspace)

x = 1:10
linear spacing from 1 to 10, counting by 1

Accessing elements
MATLAB IS NOT ZERO INDEXED! x retrieves entire matrix x x(1,2) retrieves element at row 1, col 2 x(1, 5:10) retrieves row 1, columns 5 to 10 x(1,:) retrieves row 1, all columns Useful functions: length(x) length of vector x (cols) size(x) rows, cols of x

Matrix Operations
For matrix operations
Dimensions must agree

Scalar operations
Same as usual

Scalar / matrix mixed


Scalar + matrix = [scalar + matrix(x, y)] Scalar * matrix = [scalar * matrix(x, y)]

More Matrix Operations


The . operator
element by element access

Example:
x = [1 2 3]; y = [4; 5; 6]; x * y = 32 x .* y = [4 10 18]

For some functions :


x ^ 2 ERROR! x . ^2 fine

More Matrix Operations


x=1:12 reshape(x, 3,4) a=2*ones(3,4) X.*a b=[1:3;1:3;1:3;1:3] X.*b y=reshape(x, 4,3) y.^b

Plotting
2D graphing
plot(x,y)

Example:
x = linspace(-10,10,100) y = x .^2 plot(x,y)

Also:
z = x .^3 plot(x,z)

Plotting Example
basis = [ [1 0]; [0 0]; [0 1]; ]' ; square = [ [ 1 1] [-1 1]; [-1 -1]; [ 1 -1]; [ 1 1];
]' ;

axis equal; plot( sqrt(3), sqrt(3), ' w.' ); plot( -sqrt(3), -sqrt(3), ' w.' ); plot( basis(1,:), basis(2,:), ' k' ); plot( square(1,:), square(2,:), ' b' );pause obj = S*square; plot( obj(1,:), obj(2,:), ' r' );pause

basis = [ [1 0]; [0 0]; [0 1]; [1 0]; ]' ; square = [ [ 1 1]; [-1 1]; [-1 -1]; [ 1 -1]; [ 1 1];

Plotting Example

More Plotting
Graphics Window
To open a new graph, type figure

Multiple data sets:


Type hold on to add new plot to current graph Type hold off to resume default mode

Make your graph beautiful:


title(apples over oranges) xtitle(apples) ytitle(oranges)

3D Plotting
3D plots plot an outer product x = 1:10 y = 1:10 z = x * y mesh(x,y,z) Single quote means transpose

Flow Control
IF block if (<condition>) <body> elseif <body> end WHILE block while (<condition>) <body> end

Conditions same as C, ( ==, >=, <=) except != is ~=

More Flow Control


FOR block for i = 1:10 <body> end SWITCH statement switch <expression> case <condition>, <statement> otherwise <condition>, <statement> end

Other Language Features


Matlab language is pretty sophisticated
Functions
Stored in a *.m file of the same name: function <return variable> = <function name>(<args>) <function body>

Structs
point.x = 2; point.y = 3; point.z = 4;

Useful Commands
Single quote is transpose % same as // comment in C, Java No /* block comments */ ; suppresses printing More:
max(x) mean(x) abs(x) cross(x,y) min(x) median(x) dot(x,y) flops (flops in this session)

Useful Constants
Inf NaN eps ans pi i and j infinity Not a number (div by zero) machine epsilon (precision) most recent unassigned answer 3.14159. Matlab supports imaginary numbers!

Programming
Wrong:
for x = 1:10 for y = 1:10 foo(x,y) = 2 * bar(x,y) end end

Right:
foo = 2 * bar;

Matlab is optimized for vectorization

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Symbolic Maths
Symbolic mathematics can be done using Matalb:
a = sqrt(sym(2)) a= 2^(1/2) th=sym(' th' ); rt=sym([cos(th) sin(th) 0;-sin(th) cos(th) 0;0 0 1]); rt = [ cos(th), sin(th), 0] [ -sin(th), cos(th), 0] [ 0, 0, 1]

Good luck

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