Is there any correlation kernel that keeps the roi of an image

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2 min readJan 19, 2024

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Is there any correlation kernel that keeps the roi of an image while removes the remained pixels?

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I have already defined the roi of an image (I) by using roicolor, now I need to keep the pixels of I which are within roi and throw out the remaining pixels (the dimensions of output image should be equal to the dimensions of the roi array). I used roifilt2 but I do not know what correlation kernel (h) can be used for my purpose…

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Can you specify a particular filter kernel such that roifilt2() will preserve the area selected by the mask and discard the region outside? No.

Can you contrive a means to misuse roifilt2() for this task? Yes.

Consider the two images:

% a single-channel image
inpict = imread('cameraman.tif');
% a logical mask
mask = imread('sources/standardmods/cman/cmantifmk.png')>128;
% invert the mask and use a zero-valued kernel
%outpict = roifilt2(0,inpict,~mask);
% invert the mask and use a function handle which returns a
% zero-valued array of the same size and class as the image
outpict = roifilt2(inpict,~mask,@(x) 0*x);

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