I'm having quite a difficult time drawing the lines for the hough transform. I need to draw the lines where the accumulator cells > threshold but I can't use any of the built in functions. help help.

4/9/2009 7:13:43 PM

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4/9/2009 7:56:52 PM

It appears so.

4/9/2009 8:12:13 PM

Did you try googling?

4/9/2009 8:22:15 PM

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"This question doesn't have anything to do with IP addresses or SQL so don't expect much interest in your question."

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4/9/2009 8:36:47 PM

Are you asking about how to do a hough transform, or how to do it in MATLAB?

because either question can be solved by googling.

If you've attempted do write the matlab script to do the above, and the script isn't working, then if you posted it, we could probably help you. But no one here's going to do your work for you from scratch.

4/9/2009 9:36:29 PM

Shit, I'll do it for you from scratch, just wait here and I'll be back in like 5 minutes.

4/9/2009 9:49:11 PM

i'm not having problems with doing the hough transform but drawing the lines after doing the hough transform. I dunno where to start.

4/9/2009 10:08:38 PM

What do you mean you "can't" use any of the built-in cells? Are you not allowed to?

What format is your algorithm spitting the data out in? Simple data plots or something you custom rigged?

4/9/2009 10:13:04 PM

the accumulator is in 2d matrix form. And yes I can't use any of the built-in matlab functions to do this such as hough or houghpeaks or hough*. I've gotta draw lines associated with the peaks in the image and with a user defined threshold.

[Edited on April 9, 2009 at 10:29 PM. Reason : adf]

4/9/2009 10:17:45 PM

I don't know really know what the hough transform is, but from the Matlab page, it seems you have a matrix (accumulator) with the "score" or where lines fall compared to the projected lines.

I would guess if you iterate through your matrix and copy the values above your threshold to a new matrix, zeroing the other values, and then plot the new matrix, it should do what you want.

[Edited on April 9, 2009 at 10:38 PM. Reason : ]

4/9/2009 10:38:44 PM

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4/10/2009 8:30:22 AM