How to multiply a matrix by a boolean mask
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Hello. I'm trying to multiply an image matrix by a roipoly boolean mask.
It's throwing a 'Matrix dimensions must agree' error in the BlendImages function as shown below. I understand that the mask is a boolean and therefore does not have the same dimensions as the matrix I'm trying to multiply it with.
The image dimensions: 480x640x3 double
Boolean mask dimensions: 480x640 double
How do I convert the boolean mask so that I can multiply the image with it? Any help would be much appreciated.
im1 = double(imread('image1.jpg'))/255;
im2 = double(imread('image2.jpg'))/255;
level = 4;
...
figure; imshow(im1);
mask = roipoly;
close;
% image1_laplacian and image2_laplacian are both cell arrays of images
blended = BlendImages(image1_laplacian, image2_laplacian, mask, level);
BlendImages function:
function blendedImage = BlendImages(pyr1, pyr2, mask, level)
maskImage = double(mask)/255;
pyr1_mask = GaussianPyramid(maskImage, level);
pyr2_mask = GaussianPyramid(1 - mask, level);
pyr_combined = cell(level, 1);
for i=1:level
% * ERROR ON NEXT LINE *
pyr_combined{i} = (pyr1{i} .* pyr1_mask{i}) + (pyr2{i} .* pyr2_mask{i});
figure; imshow(pyr_combined);
end
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Image Analyst
am 11 Mär. 2014
Try it Sean's way:
% An alternate method to multiplication channel by channel.
% Mask the image using bsxfun() function
maskedRgbImage = bsxfun(@times, rgbImage, cast(mask, class(rgbImage)));
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Image Analyst
am 11 Mär. 2014
Use fspecial to create the Gaussian window. Then create your mask. Cast it to double and use conv2() or imfilter() to blur the mask by the Gaussian. Then cast your grayscale image to double and do a dot-multiply to multiply it
g = fspecial(.............. whatever.......);
blurredMask = conv2(mask, g, 'same');
m = (double)grayImage .* blurredMask;
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