How to Find Bit Error Rate for an Image?
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I am working in a project and I do not know how to get the BER between my orignal image and the one received.
so basically If do this
A=imread('m.jpg)
B=imread('m.jpg)
(n,R)=biterr(a,b)
I should get zero ber but this method is not working for me and i am getting an error message. Can somebody help please.
Thanks
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Walter Roberson
on 10 Apr 2012
Edited: Walter Roberson
on 12 Jun 2020
Actually biterr() *is* a MATLAB function
You need to tell us what the error message is.
Please also tell us class(A), class(B), size(A), size(B)
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Tasos Giannoulis
on 27 Jan 2017
You are receiving this error because your inputs are 3-dimensional, while BITERR works at most with 2-D data.
More important, BITERR works with the equivalent binary representation. For example,
>> biterr(8, 7)
ans =
4
because 8 = 1000 and 7 = 0111, therefore all 4 bits are different.
Is this what you want? Or do you want to count the number of "pixels" that are different? If your goal is the latter, then you can use this code:
>> sum( sum( A ~= B ) ) / numel(A)
which counts the number of differing numbers and calculates their ratio.
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