He considers the first image im1 as the reference image and the Euclidian distance between the LBP histogram bins of all the other images are calculated with the reference image. These are stored in the variables dQ2_H - dQ6-H
Hello, and thank you for the tutorial and code. Just one question: if you have "P+2" _labels_ on the histogram, why you had "P+3" in your code?. Thanks so much in advance for your time 👍
thanks Sir , this really helps me in my final test
thankyou , well explained!
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Thanks for your explaining about LBP, but i wonder what is dQ2_H - dQ6_H function on those program?
i'm looking forward for your answer sir, thank you
He considers the first image im1 as the reference image and the Euclidian distance between the LBP histogram bins of all the other images are calculated with the reference image. These are stored in the variables dQ2_H - dQ6-H
Hello, and thank you for the tutorial and code. Just one question: if you have "P+2" _labels_ on the histogram, why you had "P+3" in your code?.
Thanks so much in advance for your time 👍
It's the way indexing is done in Python. To get histogram bins in [0,n] range, you have to specify range(0,n+1)
very good
can i get the code?
github.com/maponti/imageprocessing_course_icmc