How to get a only one table with a for loop?

I have this code:

imDs=imread('10.png');
iGrisB = imDs(:, :, 3);
%Datos
media = mean(iGrisB(:));
Std=std(double(iGrisB(:)));
DMA=mad(double(iGrisB(:)));
display(media)
display(Std)
display(DMA)

Although it functions good,I have to copy and paste the results, and also I must do it for many images. It wastes to much time. So,what I need is getting the data of my images (almost 50 images) in a table. Then I thought in the next code:

for i=10:15%I used this only as an experiment
imDs=imread([num2str(i),'.png']);
iGrisB = imDs(:, :, 3);
%Datos
media = mean(iGrisB(:));
Std=std(double(iGrisB(:)));
DMA=mad(double(iGrisB(:)));
f=figure;
data = {media,Std,DMA};
       ColNames={'Media','DS', 'DMA'};
       uitable(f,'Data', data, 'ColumnName',ColNames, ...
                   'Position', [40 40 300 100]);
end

But the problem is that the data isn't in only one table, it gives me one table per image with 3 columns and one row. So, I need all my information in the same table. Thank you for your time. Regards.

Answer 1

[Ben11]

What if you take the following commands out of the for-loop?:

f=figure;
data = {media,Std,DMA};
       ColNames={'Media','DS', 'DMA'};
       uitable(f,'Data', data, 'ColumnName',ColNames, ...
                   'Position', [40 40 300 100]);

I can't try it right now, but creating a single table before entering the loop and then uptating the content as you go through the loop might do the trick.

[Karina]

Hi Ben, well the problem is that I already have tried to do that and it didn't function. I know that the real problem is to do the next:

data={mediai,Stdi,DMAi
      media2,Std2,DMA2
      media3,Std3,DMA3
      ...
      mediaN,StdN,DMAN};

Where i=first image and N=last image. Maybe I have to apply a for in that, but I don't know how. Do you have any idea? Thank you. Regards.

[Ben11]

Hi Karina I saw that you posted a new question I just saw it sorry for not responding to you :)