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%
% Usage:
%   >> [ matrix ] = gabor2d(rows, columns);
%   >> [ matrix ] = gabor2d( rows, columns, freq, ...
%                             angle, sigmaR, sigmaC, meanR, meanC, dephase, cut)
% Example :
%	>> imagesc(gabor2d( 50, 50))
%
% Inputs:
%   rows        - number of rows 
%   columns     - number of columns 
%   freq        - frequency of the sinusoidal function in degrees (default: 360/rows)
%   angle       - angle of rotation of the resulting 2-D array in
%                 degrees of angle {default: 0}.
%   sigmaR      - standard deviation for rows {default: rows/5}
%   sigmaC      - standard deviation for columns {default: columns/5}
%   meanR       - mean for rows {default: center of the row}
%   meanC       - mean for columns {default: center of the column}
%   dephase     - phase offset in  degrees {default: 0}. A complex Gabor wavelet 
%                 can be build using gabo
    
function in degrees (default: 360/rows)
%   angle       - angle of rotation of the resulting 2-D array in
%                 degrees of angle {default: 0}.
%   sigmaR      - standard deviation for rows {default: rows/5}
%   sigmaC      - standard deviation for columns {default: columns/5}
%   meanR       - mean for rows {default: center of the row}
%   meanC       - mean for columns {default: center of the column}
%   dephase     - phase offset in  degrees {default: 0}. A complex Gabor wavelet 
%                 can be build using gabor2dd(...., 0) + i*gabor2d(...., 90), 
%                 0 and 90 being the phase offset of the real and imaginary parts
%   cut	        - percentage (0->1) of maximum value below which to remove values 
%                 from the matrix {default: 0}
% Output:
%   matrix - output gabor matrix
%
% Author: Arnaud Delorme, CNL / Salk Institute, 2001

% Copyright (C) 2001 Arnaud Delorme, Salk Institute, arno@salk.edu
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function mat = gabor2d( sizeX, sizeY, freq, angle, sigmaX, sigmaY, meanX, ...
meanY, dephase, cut);

if nargin < 2
	help gabor2d
	return; 
end