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Error with image analysis

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Frank
Frank le 18 Mai 2011
Hello!
I've been trying to get this script working, but I don't know how. What it should be able to do is make the image black and white and be able to pick out the centroid of the object in the image.
Image
Code
i = imread('343A #1.tif');
j = size(i);
imtool(i);
for k = 1:j(1)
for l = 1:j(2)
if i(k,l,1) > 160 & i(k,l,2) > 160
d(k,l) = 1;
else
d(k,l) = 0;
end
end
end
imtool(d);
label = bwlabel(d);
imagesc(label);
[label,num] = bwlabel(d,4);
stats = regionprops(label,'basic');
stats(1).Area
stats(1).Centroid
max_area = max([stats.Area]);
biggrain = find([stats.Area]== max_area);
stats(biggrain).Centroid
Error
??? Attempted to access i(2,51,2); index out of bounds because size(i)=[256,64,1].
Error in ==> TestingCentroid3 at 10 if i(k,l,1) > 160 & i(k,l,2) > 160
  1 commentaire
Frank
Frank le 18 Mai 2011
I've changed the image format to a tiff file to suit my problem better, however I am still receiving the same error.

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Réponses (2)

Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski le 18 Mai 2011
i is apparently a 2d image. what is j (size(i))?
d = I > 160; %don't name your variables i,j as they are the sqrt(-1)
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Frank
Frank le 18 Mai 2011
j = size(i); % compute the size of the ball
Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski le 18 Mai 2011
I meant what were the values...

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Frank
Frank le 18 Mai 2011
Got it.
clc;
close all;
i = imread('343c001.tif');
j = size(i);
imtool(i);
for k = 1:j(1)
for l = 1:j(2)
if i(k,l,1) > 160 & i(k,l) > 160 %I removed the 2
d(k,l) = 1;
else
d(k,l,1) = 0;
end
end
end
imtool(d);
label = bwlabel(d);
imagesc(label);
[label,num] = bwlabel(d,4);
stats = regionprops(label,'basic');
stats(1).Area
stats(1).Centroid
max_area = max([stats.Area]);
biggrain = find([stats.Area]== max_area);
stats(biggrain).Centroid
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Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski le 18 Mai 2011
i(k,l,1) is the same location as i(k,l).
hence instead of both for-loops you could do
d = i>160;
Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski le 18 Mai 2011
And I'll repeat: Don't name your variables i,j!

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