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AID 324 Image Processing Prob#4

The document presents a problem set for an image processing course, focusing on 2-D convolution with given gray-scale image matrices and filter kernels. It includes tasks for expressing the matrices as 2-D signals, calculating sizes of convolutions, and verifying properties of the filters. Additionally, it requires repeating the analysis with different kernels, emphasizing the understanding of convolution effects and separability of filters.

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AID 324 Image Processing Prob#4

The document presents a problem set for an image processing course, focusing on 2-D convolution with given gray-scale image matrices and filter kernels. It includes tasks for expressing the matrices as 2-D signals, calculating sizes of convolutions, and verifying properties of the filters. Additionally, it requires repeating the analysis with different kernels, emphasizing the understanding of convolution effects and separability of filters.

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AID 324 Image Processing

Problems set #4

1. Given the following block of an indexed gray-scale image:

g = [ 12 20 23 25
15 5 30 28
10 0 21 22
13 4 2 3]
The following kernels of 2-D filters :
h1 = [ 0 0 1 ; 0 2 3 ; 4 5 6 ], h2 = 1/12 [ 1 2 1 ; 2 4 2 ; 1 2 1 ],
h3 = [ -1 -2 -1 ; 0 0 0 ; 1 2 1 ], h4 = [ 1 -2 1 ; -2 4 2 ; 1 -2 1 ],
a) Express the given matrices of g and h1 as 2-D signals g(n,m) and h1(n,m).

b) What are the total size of g**g and g**h1 ?

c) Compute the 2-D convolutions: y1 = g ** h1 using 2 different methods.


What is the effect of filtering g using h1?

d) Is h1(n,m) separable?
If yes,
d.1. Determine s1(n,m) and s2(n,m) such that h1(n,m) = s1(n,m) ** s2(n,m)

d.2. Verify y1 = (g *s1) * s2

d.3. Verify h1 ** h1 = (s1 * s1) ** (s2 * s2)

d.4. Verify g ** h1 = (g ** s1) ** s2

2. Repeat Problem 1 considering the following 2-D Kernels:

h2 = 1/12 [ 1 2 1 ; 2 4 2 ; 1 2 1 ],
h3 = [ -1 -2 -1 ; 0 0 0 ; 1 2 1 ],
h4 = [ -1 0 1 ; -2 0 2 ; -1 0 1 ],
h5 = [ 1 -2 1 ; -2 4 2 ; 1 -2 1 ],

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