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MTEX is a free Matlab toolbox for quantitative texture analysis. Homepage:
Bilateral Filter is widely used in image processing, yet it is a simple non-linear, edge-preserving, and noise-reducing smoothing filter. Unlike halfQuadraticFilter, it does not require any coefficient value to input...
As part of a GUI, it would be nice to be able to plot to specific designated axes. For MTEX, this works for EBSD maps `plot(ebsd('Magnesium'),ebsd('Magnesium').bc,'Parent',target_ax2)` , crystal symmetry plots...
Hi Ralf, I'm trying to plot cones with variable opening angles. Simple example - which does what I expect: ``` circle(xvector,25*degree) hold on circle(yvector,45*degree,'add2all') hold off ```  However, when...
Given a certain ODF with respect to the parent phase and a parent to child orientation relation ship one would like to know the corresponding ODF of the child phase...
Hello I use an adapted version of the function calcGND to extract the components of the NYE tensor. It give me different result using MTEX 4.3.1 or MTEX 4.4.alpha5 and...
I've started to use the VPSC functions you've included in mtex. Overall they work pretty well (Thanks!), but I encountered a few issues to share. - The loadODF_VPSC function seems...
Implement the estimation of the 3d grain volume statistics from the 2d grain area statistics. additional information to be added below.
A crystallographic plot like ```matlab % *** Crystallographic a-axes to East *** plota2east plot(selected_hkls,'antipodal','upper','contourf','halfwidth',10*degree) mtexColorbar ``` Has default projection of [001], is there simple option to change the projection to...
Dear Ralf, There are several methods for grain size determination, and the most common one used by the scientific community is the method of intercept line (See figure). Please, can...
Hi Ralf, I think this is just a little graphics glitch: ``` cs=crystalSymmetry('m-3') mdf=uniformODF(cs,cs) plotSection(mdf,'axisAngle','Sections',6) ``` shows some area colorized which shouldn't be, I think.  Cheers, Rüdiger