find the gradient by using laplacian

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Chris Loizou on 2 Nov 2015

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Commented: Star Strider on 2 Nov 2015

hello all, i have a graph that i wanted to calculate the steepest slope on each descending part of the curve. I did it. But i want to confirm that for sure that is the point with the biggest slope. so i want to use the laplacian mode. can anyone help me how im gonna do that?

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Image Analyst on 2 Nov 2015

It looks like you're already finding the slopes. So just find them all in a for loop and keep track of which is the biggest.

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Star Strider on 2 Nov 2015

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I would use the gradient function, if you haven’t already.

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Star Strider on 2 Nov 2015

See if the del2 function will do what you want.

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Chris Loizou on 2 Nov 2015

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i already did that. i need to use the lapacian in order to confirm that.

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