Logarithmic Transformation and Power- law Transformation in digital image processing with examples

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At 5:23 why u mixed case 1 with case2?

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Loved the explanation!

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Thank you Mihir!😊

[@AbdulAhadQureshi-w4k]

Hi, in the first question, shouldn't you multiply 60.66 with the non-rounded values to get a precise answer? Actually multiplying with 61 instead of 60.66 is changing a pixel value... That's why I am concerned. Kindly clarify, Thanks.

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2.5 should have been rounded down to 2 as per Banker's rounding standard.

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Point wali value ko point wali value se hi krenge na multiply?

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Hi, thank you for video. How can i make this Power law graphic with different gamma value in MATLAB? I can not write the function in MATLAB.

[@collegefriendly]

Try checking the following resources:
th-cam.com/video/TK5LBdP_U34/w-d-xo.html
in.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/50287-power-law-transform
You can check for more resources on TH-cam.

[@rw4212]

shouldn't the intensities be normalized? i.e. between 0 and 1?

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How to find out the L value is 128 ?

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It equal 2⁷ (it's 7 not 9 because you don't count the repeated numbers)

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6:11 { power law

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Again explain how to calculate n value

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