How can I convert a color image to grayscale in MATLAB?

问题:

I am trying to implement an algorithm in computer vision and I want to try it on a set of pictures. The pictures are all in color, but I don't want to deal with that. I want to convert them to grayscale which is enough for testing the algorithm.

How can I convert a color image to grayscale?

I'm reading it with:

x = imread('bla.jpg'); 

Is there any argument I can add to imread to read it as grayscale? Is there any way I change x to grayscale after reading it?

回答1:

Use rgb2gray to strip hue and saturation (ie, convert to grayscale). Documentation

回答2:

x = imread('bla.jpg'); k = rgb2gray(x); figure(1),imshow(k); 

回答3:

I found this link: http://blogs.mathworks.com/steve/2007/07/20/imoverlay-and-imagesc/ it works.

it says:

im=imread('your image'); m=mat2gray(im); in=gray2ind(m,256); rgb=ind2rgb(in,hot(256)); imshow(rgb); 

回答4:

you can using this code:

im=imread('your image'); k=rgb2gray(im); imshow(k); 

using to matlab

回答5:

I=imread('yourimage.jpg'); p=rgb2gray(I) 

回答6:

Use the imread() and rgb2gray() functions to get a gray scale image.

Example:

I = imread('input.jpg'); J = rgb2gray(I); figure, imshow(I), figure, imshow(J);  

If you have a color-map image, you must do like below:

[X,map] = imread('input.tif'); gm = rgb2gray(map); imshow(X,gm); 

The rgb2gray algorithm for your own implementation is :

f(R,G,B) = (0.2989 * R) + (0.5870 * G) + (0.1140 * B) 

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