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GLCMPARAMETER
Section: User Commands (1)
Updated: 16 Mar 1998
Index
NAME
glcmParameter - Computes different features from theGrey Level Co-occurrence Matrix (GLCM)
SYNTAX
glcmParameter [<option>...] <inimage>
or
glcmParameter -mkglcm [<option>...] <inimage> <dx> <dy>
[<numberofgreylevels>]
DESCRIPTION
Computes nine features from the Grey Level CooccurenceMatrix of an image. Input can be a GLC-matrix (image)or a normal image. If it is a normal image, then theprogram will compute the GLC-matrix before computingthe features. The user must specify this by giving theoption
-mkglcmand values for
dx,dyand
numberofgreylevels.In the absence of options for what parameters to compute,all the parameters will be computed.
dxis horizontal distance (-50 <= dx <= 50), dyisvertical distance (-50 <= dy <= 50). Pixels less thannumberofgreylevelswill be considered. The default valueis 256.
OPTIONS
- -asm
- Angular Second Moment of a GLCM.
- -cont
- Contrast of a GLCM.
- -corr
- Correlation of a GLCM.
- -idm
- Inverse Difference Moment of a GLCM.
- -entrop
- Entropy of a GLCM.
- -var
- Variance of a GLCM.
- -prom
- Cluster Prominence of a GLCM.
- -shade
- Cluster Shade of a GLCM.
- -diag
- Diagonal Moment of a GLCM.
- -h
- Print a header for the output.
- -mkglcm
- Input is an image, a GLC-Matrix must be computed.
- -heq
- Histogram equalization of the input image. The number ofgrey levels will be set to numberofgreylevels.
SEE ALSO
glcm(1)
AUTHOR
Yogesan K., BLAB, Ifi, UiO
EXAMPLES
glcmParameter -mkglcm mona.img 1 1 100
glcmParameter -mkglcm -heq mona.img 1 1 100
glcmParameter -mkglcm mona.img 1 1
glcmParameter -mkglcm -heq mona.img 1 1
glcmParameter -prom -inert -corr mona.glcm
glcmParameter mona.glcm
glcmParameter -h -prom -inert -corr mona.glcm
glcmParameter -mkglcm -h -prom -inert -corr mona.img 1 1
glcmParameter -mkglcm -h -heq -prom -mona.img 1 1 100
ID
$Id: glcmParameter.c,v 1.26 1997/01/14 13:02:19 svein Exp $
Index
- NAME
- SYNTAX
- DESCRIPTION
- OPTIONS
- SEE ALSO
- AUTHOR
- EXAMPLES
- ID
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