which tool boxes is required for image processing and simulation

i want to work in image processing and simulaiton using matlab which toolbox should i install to help me.

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

The Image Processing Toolbox. Many simulations can be done without any toolboxes at all - just depends on what you want to simulate, and how.

[Mahmoud Reda]

thanks for the first but i know that image processing toolbox is the one i must install i asked if there is another important liberary also in simulation it's a course in my faculty with code SCC430 so we will learn in this course how to simualte systems that may be risk or expensive or hard to be solved analyticaly

[Walter Roberson]

I find a vague hint that scc430 just might be a course entitled "Modeling and Simulation" but I cannot even tell which university that would be at, let alone what the topics are.

[Image Analyst]

Usually the university gives you access to tons of toolboxes and you may already have the one you need. If you don't, your script will tell you that it can't run some function because you don't have that toolbox installed.

Or you could ask your professor for what toolboxes s/he thinks you might need. He or she probably knows.

Answer 2

[Steven Lord]

I think it's going to be difficult to give you specific suggestions since we don't have a lot of information about what you're going to try to simulate. I recommend going to the MathWorks Solutions page and clicking on specific applications, capabilities, or industries in which you're interested. The pages to which those sections link will describe some of the projects or techniques in that area for which you can use MathWorks products along with some resources.

Once you've identified applications, capabilities, or industries that are of interest to you use those areas to search the User Stories and see what scientists, technologists, engineers, and mathematicians have done in those areas and what products they used to do it.

For example, if you're interested in robotics the set of products 3T used in developing a robot emergency braking system is similar to but slightly different than the set of products the Robotics and Mechatronics Center at DLR used to develop control, calibration, and path-planning algorithms for a humanoid robot.