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Jeff
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Re: Indexing Images from For Loop Import
Posted:
Jun 5, 2012 3:12 PM
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"Zachary " <beachbumz123@yahoo.com> wrote in message <jqlcuq$l6c$1@newscl01ah.mathworks.com>...
> Hi
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> I am struggling with a simple code where I want to index all of the images I am importing from the directory so that I can manipulate each image individually. I read that MATLAB imread stores the image in an array; however, I am struggling with accessing the images. I have tried using both cat() and cell() with no luck. I am using the same code as in the FAQ to bring the pictures into MATLAB. How can I access each image from imageArray? Note: I have tried using imshow(imageArray(2)), but it gives me the same image as imshow(imageArray(1))
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> Link to FAQ: http://matlab.wikia.com/wiki/FAQ#How_can_I_process_a_sequence_of_files.3F
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> Thanks
> Z
In that FAQ, the images are being read in one at a time, and not stored as a multidimensional array. imageArray is overwritten every time the loop is run. To access a specific image you need to run all the code in that loop, including setting jpegFiles(k).name, where k = the index of the image you want to access.
If you want to store all the images, you will probably want to use a structure (i.e. images(k).image = imread(fullFileName); ). If you can guarantee all the images have the same dimensions, then an array would work also.
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