02-11-2012, 12:59 AM
realisation of hadamard transform in matlab using function
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hadamard transform in digital image processing in matlab
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realisation of hadamard transform in matlab using function
20-04-2016, 11:28 AM
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21-04-2016, 11:29 AM
hadamard transform in digital image processing in matlab
The Hadamard transform and the Haar transform, to be considered in the next section, share a significant computational advantage over the previously considered DFT, DCT, and DST transforms. Their unitary matrices consist of and the transforms are computed via additions and subtractions only, with no multiplications being involved. Hence, for processors for which multiplication is a time-consuming operation a sustained saving is obtained.
The Hadamard unitary matrix of order n is the matrix , generated by the following iteration rule:
(4.5.1)
where
(4.5.2)
And denotes the Kronecker product of two matrices .
where A(i,j) is the (i,j) element of A,i,j=1,2...,N.. Thus, according to (4.5.1), (4.52) it is
And for
It is not difficult to show the orthogonality of , that is,
For a vector x of N samples and , the transform pair is
The 2-D Hadamard tansform is given by
The Hadamard transform has good to very good energy packing properties. Fast algorithms for its computation in subtractions and/or additions are also available.
Remark
Experimental results using the DCT, DST, and Hadamard transforms for texture discrimination have shown that the performance obtained was close to that of the optimal KL transform. At the same time, this near-optimal performance is obtained at substantially reduced complexity, due to the availability of fast computational schemes as reported before.
The Hadamard transform and the Haar transform, to be considered in the next section, share a significant computational advantage over the previously considered DFT, DCT, and DST transforms. Their unitary matrices consist of and the transforms are computed via additions and subtractions only, with no multiplications being involved. Hence, for processors for which multiplication is a time-consuming operation a sustained saving is obtained.
The Hadamard unitary matrix of order n is the matrix , generated by the following iteration rule:
(4.5.1)
where
(4.5.2)
And denotes the Kronecker product of two matrices .
where A(i,j) is the (i,j) element of A,i,j=1,2...,N.. Thus, according to (4.5.1), (4.52) it is
And for
It is not difficult to show the orthogonality of , that is,
For a vector x of N samples and , the transform pair is
The 2-D Hadamard tansform is given by
The Hadamard transform has good to very good energy packing properties. Fast algorithms for its computation in subtractions and/or additions are also available.
Remark
Experimental results using the DCT, DST, and Hadamard transforms for texture discrimination have shown that the performance obtained was close to that of the optimal KL transform. At the same time, this near-optimal performance is obtained at substantially reduced complexity, due to the availability of fast computational schemes as reported before.
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