I am working in digital image processing field, i have set of mammogram images in .bmp format, when i am opening anyone image using MATLAB then i am getting intensity value as 0 for a particular location (i,j), but when i am opening this image from java program using BufferedImage then i am getting intensity value as 59 for same location (i,j). Please tell what is reason behind it.
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3$\begingroup$ Maybe because Java uses 0-based indexing while matlab uses 1-based indexing? Anyway, I doubt this question is suitable for this site. $\endgroup$ – pichenettes May 10 '13 at 7:48
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Many possibilities -
Color image, in which case you have three indices in MATLAB, e.g. I(i,j,k) where k is 1, 2 or 3
0-based vs 1-based indexing. First pixel is I(1,1) in MATLAB, I(0,0) in Java
MATLAB indexes by row then column, BufferedImage's getRGB function does column (x) then row (y)
I suggest starting at (1,1) and getting them to match. Then try (1,2) and (2,1).
