Jennifer de Kleine
ID# 20003-7060
Here are the images produced by my work on assignment #1. Note that the images are slightly distorted because I specified each image (in HTML) to be a 100x100 square. Not all of the images were actually square-shaped.
1. Take a 2D square and compute it's Fourier transform
>> colormap("default") # use the default 3*64 colormap
>> x=zeros(10); # make a 10*10 matrix of zeros
>> x(30:80,30:80)=ones(51); # change a square in the middle to ones
>> x = x*64; # change the ones to 64s (because the value is a colormap index)
>> imshow(x) # display the 2D square
>> y = fft(x) # compute it's Fourier transform
>> z = abs(y) # compute the magnitude component
>> imshow(z) # visualize the magnitude response
>> z = arg(y) # compute the phase component
>> imshow(z) # visualize the phase response
2. Rotate the square by 45 degrees and compute it's Fourier transform
???3. Take a picture and compute it's Fourier Transform
>> x = loadimage("baby.img") # load the image into variable 'x'
>> imshow(x) # display the image
>> y = fft(x) # compute the image's Fourier transform and store
# the result in variable 'y'
>> z = abs(y) # get the magnitude component and store it in 'z'
>> imshow(z) # visualize the magnitude response
>> z = arg(y) # get the phase component and store it in 'z'
>> imshow(y) # visulaize the phase response
