double matrix to image conversion

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Cris LaPierre
Cris LaPierre on 31 Jan 2020
How are you trying to view the image?
I suspect you need to use uint8 to first convert your doubles to a value between 0 and 255. See here.

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i have converted the matrix to uint8 also the image is getting displayed in b/w

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Hi, try the code below
% Rescale your matrix in 0-255 range
rescaledMatrix = rescale(yourDoubleMatrix, 0, 255);
% Typecasted to uint8
rescaledMatrix = uint8(rescaledMatrix);
% Display your image
figure; imshow(rescaledMatrix, []);
This might help!

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d.jpgim getting this kind of image
Can you provide your double matrix as a MAT file? So that I can check the same.
You can generate the MAT file with the following command.
save('yourDoubleMatrix.mat','yourDoubleMatrix');
these are the 2 outputs
c1 is the matrix after the encryption
and q is the matrix after decryption
i'm able to display the images in b/w but not in the colored form
Yes, it is expected that you will get an image which looks like grayscale because, when I plot a 3D scatter plot on the R, G, and B channel of your matrix "q", it produce a linear trend of the Red-Green-Blue channel, indicating a high correlation among them.
bandCorrRGB.png
This means pixel values in the R, G, and B channels are almost the same.
This is the reason why your image appears grayscale, even if it is a matrix of dimension 187x269x3.
how can i solve this
also how to do this scatter plot
The "q" is generated from "c1" by your algorithm only. Therefore it is not possible for me to comment on how this can be solved.
The code for the 3D scatter plot is below.
close all; clear all;
load q.mat;
r = q(:,:,1);
g = q(:,:,2);
b = q(:,:,3);
plot3(r(:),g(:),b(:),'.');
grid on; box on;
xlabel('Red Channel');
ylabel('Green Channel');
zlabel('Blue Channel');
title('Scatterplot of the Visible Bands');
thank u very much i found the defect and got the answer
there was a mistake in the loop

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