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I have 1000 images ,i have to apply electromagnetism algorithm ,to choose some clarity images,can anyone tell how to start please,because i have no idea about electromagnetism,my image consists of clarity and blurred,
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David Young
on 13 Dec 2011
This sounds interesting, and it may be possible to help, but you'll need to give some more information please. I've not heard of the electromagnetism algorithm for image processing. Why do you have to use it, and do you have any more information about it, such as a publication reference? What kind of images are you processing? Is the aim to distinguish clear images from blurred ones?
kash
on 13 Dec 2011
David Young
on 14 Dec 2011
Do you have any information at all about the electromagnetism algorithm? You must have got the name from somewhere.
For the clear/blurred image problem, do you need to use the electromagnetism algorithm for it, or are you interested in general approaches?
For the feature selection problem, what do you mean by "best feature"? What makes a feature better than another?
kash
on 15 Dec 2011
David Young
on 15 Dec 2011
Thank you for the links. Now I know what the electromagnetism-like algorithm is. The problem is that I cannot see how to apply it to image analysis. Could you get more advice on this from your advisor, or whoever proposed that you should use this algorithm for these tasks?
Writing an implementation of the electromagnetism-like algorithm shouldn't be too hard in itself, but for MATLAB Answers you will need to make a start yourself and then ask about specific problems you find.
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David Young
on 14 Dec 2011
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To distinguish blurred and sharp images, you could use a standard measure of blur, such as this one.
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kash
on 15 Dec 2011
David Young
on 15 Dec 2011
Do you mean finding good features using the electromagnetism-like algorithm? If so, I'm sorry, but I'm not sure how you'd do that - there are lots of choices to make, not least what the objective function should be. Unless there's already some work that addresses this, it's quite a big project and beyond what I can tackle here.
Maybe someone else has some thoughts?
kash
on 16 Dec 2011
David Young
on 16 Dec 2011
For finding good features? Well, yes, there's a vast literature. I guess I'd start by checking out features like SIFT and SURF - Google these or look on Wikipedia and you'll find descriptions, and you'll also find MATLAB implementations you can download.
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