In my opinion, you can use python and PyQT. PyQT is powerful for GUI and easy to use. For image processing in Python, there are huge number of library such as PIL, openCV, scikit-image etc.

Thanks @Syahril. So you are suggesting to use PyQT for interactive GUI making and scikit-image etc for image processing. Is there interface to connect between PyQT and scikit-image or PyQT and MATLAB. I have tried to use PyQT but couldn't find the way to integrate them all. Do you know any sample project to follow for this?

As you are already using Matlab, why don't you use Matlab GUI? If you are already proficient in Matlab, that would probably be the most efficient way to do it in your case.

You would also not have to understand, maintain and update versions of other development tools (like PyQT or other libraries). This is not something to neglect...

https://www.mathworks.com/discovery/matlab-gui.html

Bruno

@Subhajit Chatterjee you can connect PyQT and Scikit-image and another python library, just import it. But, it is not possible to import matlab to PyQT.

@Bruno I have tried with matlab in both backend and frontend code. I have no idea about integrating python and matlab GUI. So is it easy to implement that?

Thanks

Hello Subhajit,

My suggestion would be to start with some of the tutorials on the Mathworks website to get to know the basic widgets (buttons, file opening , mouse handling, etc). You could also experiment with calling Python code from within these simple tutorials by clicking on a button.

Once you master this, start to design your real application.

Cheers,

Bruno