Dear all,
Plain summary: I have a temperature matrix and I need to find the average temperature of the 8 pixels surrounding each pixel.
I need to subdivide my 134x134 matrices into 3x3 sub matrices. For each submatrix I need to compute the mean and the standard deviation, excluding the central pixel from the calculation.
Then I need to find the values exceding the upper and lower boundaries, namely the mean + standard deviation and the mean - standard deviation, respectively. Then, I need to recalculate the mean excluding the values falling outside the lower and upper boundaries and assign the mean value to the central pixel location (in a new matrix).
The output will be a 134x134 matrix with every value (pixel) corresponding to the average of its surrounding pixels with the "outliers" excluded from the average.
A=magic(134); % Assuming this is my 134x134 Temperature matrix T_background = blockproc(A,[1,1],@BlkFun, 'BorderSize',[1,1],... 'TrimBorder',false, 'PadMethod',NaN); %where BlkFun= function v = BlkFun(s) px = s.data; if isequal(size(px),[3,3]) px(5) = []; av = nanmean(px); sd = nanstd(px); ix = px>=(av-sd) & px<=(av+sd); v = nanmean(px(ix)); else v = NaN; end end
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It sounds like a convolution would be perfect here.
kernel=ones(3,3); kernel(2,2)=0; kernel=kernel/sum(kernel(:));
That will find the average of the surrounding pixels.
Another strategy would be to create a 3D array with all shifts. Then you can use the functions already in your function. Instead of removing elements (or indexing) you should mark invalid values with NaN.
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