how to output 4 different windows consisting of the 3 subplots

clc

clear

set(gcf,'WindowState','maximized')

%% there are 4 images with the names Figure1,Figure2,Figure3,Figure4 .

for X = 1 : 4

jpegFileName = strcat('Figure', num2str(X), '.jpeg');

if isfile(jpegFileName)

imageData = imread(jpegFileName);

else

fprintf('File %s does not exist.\n', jpegFileName);

end

figure(1) ;

for plotId = 1 : 4

subplot(1, 3, plotId) ;

plot(x{plotId}, y{plotId}) ;

end

subplot(1,3,1)

imshow(Lane);

title('1.ORIGINAL')

%% Convert image to Grey for edging.

subplot(1,3,2)

grey1=rgb2gray(Lane);

imshow(grey1);

title('2.GREY ')

%% Finds edges using two thresholds to detect strong and weak edges.

subplot(1,3,3)

EDGE1=edge(grey1,'canny',0.5);

imshow(EDGE1);

title('3.EDGING ')

end

Answer 1

[Shivam Singh]

Hello Franklin,

It is my understanding that you want to know how to output 4 different windows consisting of the 3 subplots/subfigures. You can explore the examples mentioned in the link below:

Display Multiple Images

I hope this helps you.

Answer 2

[Mehran]

set(gcf,'WindowState','maximized')

%% there are 4 images with the names Figure1,Figure2,Figure3,Figure4 .

for X = 1 : 4

jpegFileName = strcat('Figure', num2str(X), '.jpeg');

if isfile(jpegFileName)

imageData = imread(jpegFileName);

else

fprintf('File %s does not exist.\n', jpegFileName);

end

figure(1) ;

for plotId = 1 : 4

subplot(1, 3, plotId) ;

plot(x{plotId}, y{plotId}) ;

end

subplot(1,3,1)

imshow(Lane);

title('1.ORIGINAL')

%% Convert image to Grey for edging.

subplot(1,3,2)

grey1=rgb2gray(Lane);

imshow(grey1);

title('2.GREY ')

%% Finds edges using two thresholds to detect strong and weak edges.

subplot(1,3,3)

EDGE1=edge(grey1,'canny',0.5);

imshow(EDGE1);

title('3.EDGING ')