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Alexandre Damião
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 ม.ค. 2014
Sobel Filter - Part 1
This is the first of two videos on how to apply a Sobel operator to an image to detect its edges.
The files used in this video may be found in the following GitHub link: github.com/adamiao/sobel-filter-tutorial
The files used in this video may be found in the following GitHub link: github.com/adamiao/sobel-filter-tutorial
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Sobel Filter - Part 2
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This is the second of two videos on how to apply a Sobel operator to an image to detect its edges. The files used in this video may be found in the following GitHub link: github.com/adamiao/sobel-filter-tutorial
Filtro de Sobel
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Esse vídeo explica como aplicar o filtro de Sobel em uma imagem para determinção de suas arestas. Os códigos usados neste vídeo podem ser encontrados na seguinte página do GitHub: github.com/adamiao/sobel-filter-tutorial
What a Great Man! YOU DID AMAZING
Tomorrow is my exam and this was what i needed and it helps alot thanks man
thanks brother tomorrow is my exam and I just forgot the topic it really helped
bro you made great mistakes here, you even did not select the origin of mask and the origin of image. Who says that i should start making convolution from the point where mask is within the image? Place the down right cell of the mask in the top left cell of the image and start calculating convolution. This would give you a 3+6 -1 = 8x8 output image. You are absolutely mistaken
this looks easy: those who know the real one💀
2024 and you are saving me sir! Thank you very much
It helps more than you imagine. Thanks man:)
This one was good
what if instead of h(n-k,m-l)*x(k,l) , using x(n-k,m-l)*h(k,l)
Thanks a lot bro
Bro, you are a savior. Thank you sooooo much. i didn't understand when i tried it fomr many websites and yt videos, yours just went straightly into the brain.. Thank you
Thank you bro
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Precise and understandable, Good job!!
terrible camerawork but solid explanation xD thanks bro!
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You save me in my midterm exam, thanks a lot!
just found out about your video. simply explained, no noise. thank you for that.
Hi, So what? Should we normalise the calculated values? What colour does 514 refers to?
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Bro, I'm having this for an exam tomorrow, and you just saved me from an M x N headache
I saw in many documents they say the multiplication between the kernel and each patch of the image matrix is a dot product. Can you explain it?
Great explanation
i think its correlation but thank you a lot. you helped me understand
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it helps man
great video man
Nice video This is a course on Image Processing - Frequency domain filters th-cam.com/video/gjvwgWJqzko/w-d-xo.html
What is the purpose of the number we are putting inside the box
This video is means alot to me. Thank you! Please make more videos on DIP
Useful . Do some more videos
Thank you for giving such a simple example and explanation
What if it's RGB?
I think this is cross correlation
Thank you! Very good tutorial.
Thanks man! Really helpful.
life saver!
Very useful, thanks so much
You saved me from reading big book of convolution theory. Respect bro.
yeaah bro that helped
Thank you for the simple explanation of the convolution process. You did like it is a simple adding number to each other ... That is grat, Sir. Thank you so much agine
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Great
I'm working on an example similar to this, when using the kernal on the image matrix I got an output of -2 (some of the values in the kernal were negative), I'm not sure if you can get a negative value for the output but what would that mean for the image matrix if, when convoluted, a pixel becomes a negative value?
For those wondering, when you get a negative value, you just put the lowest value the pixel can be. So if you got a greyscale image and it's pixel values range from 0-255, you'd put 0.