remove column from image
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I need code for Remove columns from the image width having value = 0
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Image Analyst
on 8 Apr 2017
Steps 4 and 5 are nonsense. The rect in imcrop() is [xLeft, yTop, width, height] NOT [x1,x2,y1,y2] so you can see that your computations will not work with that at all. For example y1 is .25 the height and you're trying to extract an additional .8 of the height, which means the bottom of the crop would be at 1.05 the height, which is outside the image.
Step 7 seems to be some sort of additional cropping method but I don't see that it's necessary at all. In fact I don't even see why the first crop is needed unless you want to speed up the subsequent operations by a few microseconds.
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Jan
on 7 Apr 2017
If it is a 2D image (gray scale):
Img = randi([0, 255], 640, 480, 'uint8'); % Example data
keep = all(Img, 1);
Img2 = Img(:, keep);
This removes all columns, which contain any 0. If you mean columns with only zeros:
keep = any(Img, 1);
Perhaps you have an RGB image:
rgb = rand(640, 480, 3);
V = all(rgb, 3); % Or ANY, see above.
keep = all(V, 1);
rgb2 = rgb(:, keep, :);
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