问题
I have a pgm image with 1251 different pixel values, ranging from 0 to 1250. I know this because I can open this image file with kate and see the values.
But when I open the same file using Matlab's imread, it also returns me 1251 different pixel values, but these values are not consecutive. The minimum value is 0 and the maximum value is 65483.
I want to iterate through these values in a for loop so I need to read the original and consecutive values as they exist in the file. How to do that in Matlab?
EDIT: That's the image if someone wants to try.
image
回答1:
The values are scaled so that when you view the image it's not mostly black.
I tested that the scaling works with straight integer truncation by checking that:
[A] = imread( 'myfile.pgm', 'pgm' );
p = sort(unique(A(:));
q = uint16((0:1250) * 65535 / 1251)';
all(p == q) % returns 1
So, you can restore the image like this:
map = arrayfun( @(x) uint16(x * 1251 / 65536), 0:65535 );
B = arrayfun( @(x) map(x+1), A );
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19760566/matlab-is-opening-a-pgm-image-with-different-values-using-imread