What Does Normalizing the Gradient Magnitude Signify?
Normalized Gradient = [Gradient(X, Y) - Mean_Gradient(5*5 Window)]/ Deviation(5*5 Window) What Does Normalized Gradient Signify Here? 1 Answer Practically It...
Normalized Gradient = [Gradient(x,y) - Mean_Gradient(5*5 window)]/ Deviation(5*5 Window)
What does Normalized gradient signify here ?
1 Answer
Practically it does not make much sense because gradient is sparse in an image, however if the image is of some texture which has a certain gradient prevalent throughout the image (sub-image), then such a normalization would help to get the relative gradient with respect to the gradient in the surroundings.
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