during calculating motion blur

c(i')=   (whole(^)(log|i^|))

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my code is

a1(image)
image1=fft(a1);
image2=abs(image1);
image3=log(image2);
image4=fft(image3);

it is correct or not?

[Walter Roberson]

What is your line

a1(image)

intended to do?

I do not recognize the use of ^ in that notation, and I do not recognize the use of "whole" in that context. Is ^ intended to indicate fft? As I see no fft in the formula.

[munch kitty]

sir actually a1 represents the input image sir.whole means after finding the log|i^|,apply fft to the whole value sir.

[Walter Roberson]

Your notation is... non-standard. We can't decide one way or another whether your code is correct for that notation. It might be.

Answer 1

[Ganesh]

sorry manoj:( We can't calculate the motion blur in matlab better u try in scilab...

[Walter Roberson]

Someone who understands what that shield in your avatar actually _means_ should be at home implementing the algorithm in any Turing Complete programming language. (Ah, what a time we had inventing that... amazing how long ago that was.)

[David Young]

But you can calculate motion blur in MATLAB, so the answer is incorrect. manoj: it's worth waiting a little longer before you accept an answer as sweeping as this, to see if others agree. Once you accept an answer, fewer people will look at your question, because they think it is solved.

Answer 2

[munch kitty]

mr ganesh..i am doing image forgeries based on the motion blur images..this also work fine in scilab ah? better than matlab ah?

[Ganesh]

Nothing is Impossible manoj...u can do it in both tools:::)))))

[rupali bora]

hello, i'm also working on 'forgery detection based on motion blur', pls help for the first module for calculating the motion blur parameters and perceptual blur metric...