I am using openCV and am wondering about the diff between being uniformed or non-uniformed.
Could someone give me a simple, NON-TECHNICAL description?
Thanks
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A uniform histogram has bins that are exactly the same size,
For example a uniform historgram from 0-10 with 2 bins would contain the bins
{0-5} and {5-10}Basically the histogtram is split evenly into a certain number of bins all the same size.
A non-uniform histogram will contain bins that are not of uniform size, etc, a non uniform histogram from 0-10 with 2 bins will contain bins like
{0-3} and {3-10}Basically the historgram is split unevently into bins that are not the same size.
reference found here