Looping through 4 Images that have fixed names

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Hello. I have 4 images in memory that I want to loop through and perform some analysis on. I can't find a way to do this. The image names (that are held in memory) are always the same names.
IMList=app.IM1, app.IM2, app.IM3, app.IM4
Thanks
Jason

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Bjorn Gustavsson
Bjorn Gustavsson 2021-10-26
You can for example put the filenames into a cell-array:
imFileNames = {'im1.jpg','im2.png','im3.jpeg','im5.tiff'};
Then you can easily load the images one-by-one and do the single-image analysis on each:
for iIm = 1:numel(imFileNames)
currIm = imread(imFileNames{iIm});
results = fancy_img_processing(currIm);
end
HTH
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Jason
Jason 2021-10-26
It is working once I change to this:
imList = {app.ROI_C,app.ROI_TL,app.ROI_TR,app.ROI_BL,app.ROI_BR};
Bjorn Gustavsson
Bjorn Gustavsson 2021-10-27
Sloppy reading by me, fortunately close enough for you to turn it into a solution!

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the cyclist
the cyclist 2021-10-26
IMList="app.IM"+(1:4)
IMList = 1×4 string array
"app.IM1" "app.IM2" "app.IM3" "app.IM4"
creates a 1x4 string array, and then you can loop through that array to use the names.
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Jason
Jason 2021-10-26
Thankyou, but I'm sorry but I simplied my naming. My actual images are called:
app.ROI_C
app.ROI_TL
app.ROI_TR
app.ROI_BL
app.ROI_BR
Bjorn Gustavsson
Bjorn Gustavsson 2021-10-26
Then dont bother faffing about, simply put the filenames into a cell-array. See my answer.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2021-10-26
IMList = {app.IM1, app.IM2, app.IM3, app.IM4};
nimg = length(IMList);
for K = 1 : nimg
IM = IMList{K};
app.ROI_C = IM; %or whatever
%more stuff
end
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Jason
Jason 2021-10-26
Thanks Walter, but I had worked it out - sorry I I've already accepted the previous answer

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