I want to do a knob for salt and pepper noise but the value of the noise dose not change
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rama
el 14 de En. de 2023
Respondida: Image Analyst
el 14 de En. de 2023
changingValue = event.Value;
input=im2gray(a); %a is my image
imshow(input,'Parent',app.UIAxes_2);
app.SaltpepperButton_2.Value=true;
J=input;
J =imnoise(J,'salt & pepper');
imshow(J,'Parent',app.UIAxes_2);
end
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Chris
el 14 de En. de 2023
Editada: Chris
el 14 de En. de 2023
function UIAxesButtonDown(app, event)
% The default button style doesn't have a value.
% changingValue = event.Value;
% You can't grab "a" from nowhere. If you didn't generate it in
% this callback, or if you want to store it for later use,
% it should be a property of the app.
input=im2gray(app.a);
imshow(input,'Parent',app.UIAxes_2);
% app.SaltpepperButton_2.Value=true;
J=input;
J =imnoise(J,'salt & pepper');
% You just used these axes. Depending on your computer, or how
% Matlab optimizes the function,
% the change will be too fast to see/skipped over.
pause(.5)
imshow(J,'Parent',app.UIAxes_2);
end
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Image Analyst
el 14 de En. de 2023
You need to call imnoise with the parameter that controls the amount of noise added to the image. You get this value by getting the value of a slider or knob, or edit field, or however the user is going to indicate the level of noise to be added to the image. For example, if the noise density is controlled by a slider, in the slider callback
% Get noise level from the control on the GUI.
noiseDensity = app.sldNoiseDensity.Value;
% Apply this density to the noise-free image:
noisyImage = imnoise(originalImage, 'salt & pepper', noiseDensity);
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