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The direction of the gradient is simply the arctangent of the y-gradient divided by the x-gradient. tan−1(sobely/sobelx). Each pixel of the resulting image contains a value for the angle of the gradient away from horizontal in units of radians, covering a range of −π/2 to π/2.