Releases: RodDalBen/SHINE_color
Releases · RodDalBen/SHINE_color
v0.0.6
v0.0.5
Version 0.0.5 (April 2023)
Updates & improvements:
- Functional command line call, input is read by readImages;
- Streamline readImages.m
- Streamline lum2scale.m;
- Remove image reading and preprocessing from individual functions;
- Streamline comments, descriptions, and standardize function naming;
- Add license info to main script;
- Add Command Window log (diary);
- Add message redirecting users to SHINE in case of greyscale input;
- Make main script modular, added:
** displayInfo.m;
** processImage.m;
** userWizard.m; - Add RGB colorspace:
** RGB added as a cs option (SHINE_color);
** Transformations applied to each RGB channel;
** diagPlots on each RGB channel;
** lumCalc on each RGB channel;
** Provide RMSE and SSIM to each RGB channel.
v0.0.4
Version 0.0.4 (October 2021):
Updates & improvements:
lum_calc
is calculated directly from the input and output luminance channel. Previous versions re-read rgb images, transformed it to hsv or CIELab, and then calculated statistics. The new function is more accurate and faster;diag_plots
plots luminance information directly from the input and output luminance channel. The previous versions re-read rgb images, transformed it to hsv or CIELab, and then plotted the luminance information. The new function is more accurate and faster.
v0.0.3
Version 0.0.3 (September 2021):
Updates & improvements:
- Require input to every prompt (except for prompts with default values);
- When dealing with images, require at least 2 images to advance;
- Fix the pooled SD calculation from 'lum_calc';
- Update 'lum_calc' output, now with pre vs. pos summary in a single file;
- Add option for CIELab colorspace;
- Update functions' input to account for new colorspace (e.g., sfPlot, spectrumPlot);
- 'v2scale' is now 'lum2scale';
- 'scale2v' is now 'scale2lum';
- Add 'DIAGNOSTICS' subfolder in 'SHINE_color_OUTPUT', for storing img stats and diag plots;
- Add a new function 'diag_plots' for diagnostic plots of operations with images.