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Hello
i have an image and want to show its matrix represenation..can anyone help me?
i have an image and want to show its matrix represenation..can anyone help me?
qwerty321 said:http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/1001/28533843cg4.gif
http://g.imageshack.us/img98/28533843cg4.gif/1/
this is the image
qwerty321 said:i think i should replace every black square with 0 and every white square with 1 right?
qwerty321 said:decimal of 0 is 0 right?
and decimal of 1 is 1?
A matrix representation of an image is a grid of numbers that represent the pixels in an image. Each number in the matrix corresponds to a specific pixel in the image, and the overall matrix gives a structured representation of the different colors and shades in the image.
An image can be converted into a matrix representation using specialized software or programming languages. The image is first divided into smaller sections, and then each section is assigned a numerical value based on its color and brightness. These values are then organized into a matrix to create the final representation.
A matrix representation allows for easier manipulation and processing of an image. Since each pixel is represented by a number, mathematical operations such as blurring, sharpening, and resizing can be performed on the matrix to alter the image. It also allows for efficient storage and transmission of images.
A matrix representation is most commonly used for digital images, such as photographs or graphics. However, it may not be suitable for representing more complex or abstract images, such as paintings or drawings, which may require a different method of representation.
One limitation of using a matrix representation is that it can result in loss of detail and quality when the image is resized or manipulated. This is because the values in the matrix are rounded off, leading to a loss of information. Additionally, it may not accurately represent images with a wide range of colors or shades, as the matrix may not have enough values to accurately represent each one.