Computation of Gabor Filter Function

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1. Gabor1.m: This module generates and displays 4 directional Gabor filter templates. The implementation typically involves creating complex Gabor kernels with specified orientations (0°, 45°, 90°, 135°) using sinusoidal carriers modulated by Gaussian envelopes, followed by visualization using MATLAB's image display functions.

2. Gabor2.m: This top-level filtering module applies 4-direction Gabor filters to the Lena test image. The algorithm performs convolution operations between the input image and each directional filter, extracting orientation-specific texture features through complex quadrature pair processing.

3. gabor.m: This module plots both spatial and frequency domain representations of a Gabor filter. The spatial domain visualization shows the real and imaginary components of the filter kernel, while the frequency domain display uses FFT to demonstrate the filter's characteristic bandpass properties in Fourier space.

4. compute.m: This core computation module implements the mathematical formulation of Gabor filters. It calculates filter parameters including wavelength, orientation, phase offset, and bandwidth, generating the complex-valued filter kernel through Gaussian windowing of sinusoidal functions. This function serves as a shared computational backend for the three independent upper-level modules.

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