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Local Standardization from the input of an Image Array

Jul 23rd, 2021
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  1. #!/usr/bin/python3
  2.  
  3. from numpy import asarray
  4.  
  5. def local_standardization():
  6.     x = 3
  7.     y = 2
  8.     z = 3
  9.     matrix = []
  10.     # taking 3*2*3 matric from the user as an image input
  11.     for i in range(x):
  12.         matrix.append([])
  13.         for j in range(y):
  14.             matrix[i].append([])
  15.             for k in range(z):
  16.                 matrix[i][j].append(input(""))
  17.     pixels=asarray(matrix)
  18.     pixels=pixels.astype('float32')
  19.     #calculate per-channel means and standard deviations
  20.     means=pixels.mean(axis=(0,1),dtype='float64')
  21.     std=pixels.std(axis=(0,1),dtype='float64')
  22.     print('Means(Before Standardization): %s, Stds(Before Standardization): %s' % (means,std))
  23.     #per-channel standardization of pixels
  24.     pixels=(pixels-means)/std
  25.     means=pixels.mean(axis=(0,1),dtype='float64')
  26.     std=pixels.std(axis=(0,1),dtype='float64')
  27.     print('Means(After Standardization): %s, Stds(After Standardization): %s' % (means, std))
  28.     # print(pixels.shape)
  29.     return pixels
  30. print(local_standardization())
  31.  
  32.  
  33.  
  34. # sample input([[[111,12,33],
  35. #         [ 44,15,16]],
  36. #         [[ 75,98,19],
  37. #         [120,131,112]],
  38. #         [[ 13,141,15],
  39. #         [ 16,127,183]]])
  40.  
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