@AritraRoy Did you not notice that this question got completely out of control? First it was a question about the cause for a failed autostart; then it morphed into a question about how the custom ROM on some devices decide which apps to whitelist; and finally, the question was how to treat with permission availability. It should be split into 3 different questionsat least (not to mention that some these questions might be considered off-topic / too broad). I can't even tell which of these questions the accepted answer addresses... — Dev-iL18 secs ago
The paper Evaluation of Stereo Matching Costs on Images with Radiometric Differences reads that Census gives the best and most robust overall
performance on all test sets with all stereo algorithms.
I hope census transform can compensate for auto-exposure difference for input left/right images.
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I found this question when I stumbled on this issue with python's matplotlib. Since I did not find any answer, here it is for reference, but it's not matlab. I do not know if it translate.
I just use plt.scatter on the colorbar's axis. Here is a minimal example. It can probably be improved.
im...
Recently, I came across this question asking about collecting a list into sublists in Scheme. The OP received a very comprehensive answer, which was accepted.
However, another answer was posted in a completely different language, Java. In my opinion, this is completely ridiculous for a number of...
You can simply add text outside the plotting area and use that for your marker:
A = rand(15);
f=figure;
imagesc(A);
axis square
text(7,7,'X','Color','red') % Put a red X in the middle
text(17.5,size(A,1)*(1-A(7,7)),'<marker'); % Set a marker on the colour bar for the middle point
colorbar
Whic...
@AnderBiguri stick to your tea @AnderBiguri and write your thesis!
Recently I have to work with algorithms with a lot of long symbolic expressions such as this one
upperside = ( e * e * n * p * tn * tn +
2 * e * e * n * p * tn * tp +
e * e * n * p * tp * tp +
2 * e * n * n * p * te * tn +
2 * e * ...
One way to do this is to fetch the colorbar position, compute the location where you want your marker, and place an annotation object (like an arrow) there:
cLimits = [-2 3];
value = -1.8;
colormap(jet());
hBar = colorbar();
caxis(cLimits);
barPos = get(hBar, 'Position');
xArrow = barPos(1)+bar...
@Sardar_Usama Yeah, I think either setting a resize function or adding a listener would be needed to keep the arrow positioned properly on the colorbar.
Python answer on a MATLAB question. It solves the problem, but not in a way the OP wanted probably. I read this meta (meta.stackoverflow.com/q/290046/5211833), but am still unsure whether an NAA would be acceptable. Let me know and I'll handle accordingly next time. – Adriaan 2 hours ago helpful - NAA should not be used for wrong answers. It should only be used for posts that are not an attempt at answering.
If i have matlab ver 2013 and I want to install ver 2016 so should I remove the ver 2013 and then install 2016 or it is fine just to install 2016 without removing 2013
The only basic MATLAB class that can store different types in each of the elements is a cell array.
A{1}='hello';
A{2}=rand(4,5);
A{3}=rand(4,25);
A cell array is accessed with curly brackets {}.
Read more in the documentation in Stackoverflow
Read more in the official documentation
I did try to write some docs from the heavily undocumented MEX API, but most of it was not very succesful (people did not upvote a lot) so I quite after a bit
I found this question when I stumbled on this issue with python's matplotlib. Since I did not find any answer, here it is for reference, but it's not matlab. I do not know if it translate.
I just use plt.scatter on the colorbar's axis. Here is a minimal example. It can probably be improved.
im...
You can simply add text outside the plotting area and use that for your marker:
A = rand(15);
f=figure;
imagesc(A);
axis square
text(7,7,'X','Color','red') % Put a red X in the middle
text(17.5,size(A,1)*(1-A(7,7)),'<marker'); % Set a marker on the colour bar for the middle point
colorbar
Whic...
One way to do this is to fetch the colorbar position, compute the location where you want your marker, and place an annotation object (like an arrow) there:
cLimits = [-2 3];
value = -1.8;
colormap(jet());
hBar = colorbar();
caxis(cLimits);
barPos = get(hBar, 'Position');
xArrow = barPos(1)+bar...
The only basic MATLAB class that can store different types in each of the elements is a cell array.
A{1}='hello';
A{2}=rand(4,5);
A{3}=rand(4,25);
A cell array is accessed with curly brackets {}.
Read more in the documentation in Stackoverflow
Read more in the official documentation
