Change of phase, Electrical Engineering

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Write an m-file "myfourier.m" which takes two images, computes FFT, phase and amplitude and swaps the amplitudes between two images.

function myfourier
im1=imread('cameraman.png');
imd1=double(im1); 
im2=imread('class_f.png');
imd2=double(im2);

FI1=fft2(imd1);
phase1=angle(FI1);
amplitude1=abs(FI1);

FI2=fft2(imd2);
phase2=angle(FI2);
amplitude2=abs(FI2);

NFI1=amplitude1.*exp(i*phase1);
NFI2=amplitude2.*exp(i*phase2);
RI1=ifft2((NFI1));
RI2=ifft2((NFI2));

figure;imshow(real(RI1),[]);
figure;imshow(real(RI2),[]);

NFI1=amplitude1.*exp(i*phase2);
NFI2=amplitude2.*exp(i*phase1);
RI1=ifft2((NFI1));
RI2=ifft2((NFI2));
figure;imshow(real(RI1),[]);
figure;imshow(real(RI2),[]);

What information is encoded in the amplitude and phase?
How the change of phase and amplitude affects the transformed image?


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