Image Processing
Hi Palani,
you can try to use 2D Discrete Cosine Trasform:
https://www.mathworks.com/help/images/ref/dct2.html
Hope can help, kindly,
Emiliano.
Have you used fft2 ( ) it is meant for 2D (such as image) . Once in frequency domain (another set of numbers ) you can find the magnitude .
By using discrete cousine transformation
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