i have a code like this :
i=imread('c.jpg'); %create variable
i=im2double(i); %convert i's value from uint8 into double
figure; %create new window
imshow(i, 'Border', 'tight'); %display image into window
ir=i(:,:,1); %what is '1' for?
ir=histeq(ir); %enhance it's contrast
figure; %create new window
imshow(ir, 'Border', 'tight'); %display image into window
ig=i(:,:,2); %what is '2' for?
ig=histeq(ig);
figure;
imshow(ig, 'Border', 'tight');
ib=i(:,:,3); %what is '3' for?
ib=histeq(ib);
figure;
imshow(ib, 'Border', 'tight');
Igab = cat(3, ir, ig, ib); % combine 3 pics become 1 pic
figure;
imshow(Igab,'Border','tight');
My question is, what is '1' or '2' or '3' for in i(:,:,1)
?
I just khow it is a matrix of image's values in the Matlab's Workspace. And i know the meaning of i(:,:)
is an 'i' matrix with all row, all column. But what if i(:,:,1)
?
I am newbie.
Any help would be appreciated.
1 is for Red
2 is for Green
3 is for Blue
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