Matlab

Part (d) Suppose that the colour intensities are given as double numbers in the interval [0, 1]. Suppose that we apply to each pixel and to each of the three colour intensities the trans- formation r H Vr. Explain why the new data correctly describe an image in the same model. What is the relationship between the new image and the original image? Explain your reasoning. (Comment: This transformation can be used as a "filter" to enhance the quality of an image that was obtained in sub-optimal circumstances. Image editors such as GIMP or Photoshop, and also Matlab, implement many such filters.) Part (d) Suppose that the colour intensities are given as double numbers in the interval [0, 1]. Suppose that we apply to each pixel and to each of the three colour intensities the trans- formation r H Vr. Explain why the new data correctly describe an image in the same model. What is the relationship between the new image and the original image? Explain your reasoning. (Comment: This transformation can be used as a "filter" to enhance the quality of an image that was obtained in sub-optimal circumstances. Image editors such as GIMP or Photoshop, and also Matlab, implement many such filters.)