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How to Overlap two maps extracted from two methods?
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Amjad Iqbal
el 21 de Abr. de 2022
Comentada: Amjad Iqbal
el 22 de Abr. de 2022
Dear MATLAB Experts,
I have a query to overlap two maps extracted from two methods. I have attached .mat file and maps obtained (map1.jpg, map2.jpg), and a reference image where two maps are overlapping.
I need to overlap them with different colors, as given in reference map given below.
Look forward to receive your guidence. Many thanks in advance.
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DGM
el 22 de Abr. de 2022
Depending on what your background image is and how you are going to locate the images atop each other, this may be a start:
load map1.mat
load map2.mat
% reduce the images to a simple binary mask
mask1 = 1-min(imadjust(extraction_fdc1,[0 0.95]),[],3);
mask2 = 1-min(imadjust(extraction_xy,[0 0.95]),[],3);
% create corresponding color fields
color1 = repmat(permute([0.5 0.2 1],[1 3 2]),size(mask1));
color2 = repmat(permute([1 0.2 0.5],[1 3 2]),size(mask2));
% say we have some sort of background image (a map or something)
BG = imread('cameraman.tif');
% display the background image, specifying the image location
imshow(BG,'xdata',[-100 100],'ydata',[-100 100])
hold on
% display the color overlays, specifying the image locations
% apply the masks as alpha
hi = imshow(color1,'xdata',[-100 100],'ydata',[-100 100]);
hi.AlphaData = mask1;
hi = imshow(color2,'xdata',[-100 100],'ydata',[-100 100]);
hi.AlphaData = mask2;
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