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Spatial Correlation in MATLAB Images

This document discusses identification through image correlation. Correlation finds where a subimage appears in an image by multiplying the Fourier transform of the image by the conjugate transform of the subimage. In MATLAB, correlation is performed using the command "g = dftcorr(f,w)" where g is the resulting image, f is the original image, and w is the subimage. Practicing these concepts can be done using snippet09.

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Spatial Correlation in MATLAB Images

This document discusses identification through image correlation. Correlation finds where a subimage appears in an image by multiplying the Fourier transform of the image by the conjugate transform of the subimage. In MATLAB, correlation is performed using the command "g = dftcorr(f,w)" where g is the resulting image, f is the original image, and w is the subimage. Practicing these concepts can be done using snippet09.

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12/31/2016 Identification

IDENTIFICATION

Identification through correlation
Correlation is about finding all the places in an image where a subimage appears:

f(x, y) ∘ w(x, y) ⇔ F (u, v)H * (u, v) f(x,y)∘w(x,y)⇔F(u,v)H*(u,v)

What this operation is telling us is, that the spatial correlation can be achieved through the multiplication of
the Fourier transform of the image by the conjugate transform of the subimage.

In MATLAB, the process of correlation is done through the following command:

g = dftcorr(f,w)

where  g  is the resulting image from the process,  f  is the original image, and  w  is the subimage.

You can practice these concepts using  snippet09 .

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