Parfor loop classification "fix usage of indicated variable" error
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I'm running a parfor loop and I'm trying to output an array with the columns representing each parfor iteration, and the row elements are converted to a non-zero value at specific locations for each column index. The non-zero element row index is different for every iteration.
The problem: Unable to classify the variable 'Binarizing_Rowsum' in the body of the parfor-loop. For more information, see Parallel for Loops in MATLAB, "Solve Variable Classification Issues in parfor-Loops".
I tried to understand how to fix it by readig the documentation and other answers on the forum but I'm lost. I understand it is considered a sliced variable, however, I don't know how to fix the representation of the variable so that it matchs parfor requirements to get the output I want.
P.S. the correspoding for-loop worked perfectly
Here is the code:
jValues=1:2:length(baseFileNames)-1;
Binarizing_Rowsum=zeros(6100,length(jValues));
LEDdurIndx=NaN(1000,length(jValues));
Light=3000;
parfor idx=1:numel(jValues)
j=jValues(idx);
%Read files
fullFileName=fullfile(thisFolder, baseFileNames{j});
C_data_Array(:,:,idx)= imread(fullFileName,2);
C_data_ArrayMean(:,:,idx)=mean(C_data_Array(:,:,idx),2);
C_data_ArrayStd(:,:,idx)=std(C_data_ArrayMean(:,:,idx));
LEDdetectThresh=(mean(C_data_ArrayMean(:,:,idx),1))+C_data_ArrayStd(:,:,idx);
LEDdurIndx=find(C_data_ArrayMean(:,:,idx)>LEDdetectThresh);
LED_duration_=LEDdurIndx([1,end]); %Updated
LEDinit(idx)=LED_duration(1);%Updated
LEDend(idx)=LED_duration(2);%Updated
Binarizing_Rowsum([LEDdurIndx],idx)=Light; %OUTPUT ERROR: cannot be classified
end
回答(3 个)
Walter Roberson
2022-8-17
BR = Binarizing_Rowsum(:,idx);
BR(LEDdurIdx) = Light;
Binarizing_Rowsum(:, idx) = BR;
5 个评论
Lina Koronfel
2022-8-18
Walter Roberson
2022-8-18
Please post your current code. You posted updated code, but you are still using Binarizing_Rowsum([LEDdurIndx],idx)=Light which would continue to generate the error message, and since you say you are not longer getting the error message then the implication is that you are not using that code
Lina Koronfel
2022-8-19
Edric Ellis
2022-8-19
Inside your loop, you are assigning a whole new value to LEDdurIndx. This makes the variable a parfor "temporary", and so any value assigned inside the loop is discarded. I don't see any such problem for Binarizing_Rowsum though...
Lina Koronfel
2022-8-22
编辑:Lina Koronfel
2022-8-22
Bruno Luong
2022-8-19
编辑:Bruno Luong
2022-8-19
LEDdetectThresh=(mean(C_data_ArrayMean(:,:,idx),1))+C_data_ArrayStd(:,:,idx);
LEDdurIndx=find(C_data_ArrayMean(:,:,idx)>LEDdetectThresh)
I suspect the code is buggy, the mean can never be bigger than mean + std
LEDdurIndx is therefore empty.
Bruno Luong
2022-8-22
编辑:Bruno Luong
2022-8-22
Your code is good to be called "spagetti". If all the image have the same size, you must tell parfor what they are:
jValues=1:2:length(baseFileNames)-1;
n = numel(jValues);
Binarizing_Rowsum=zeros(6100,n);
LEDdurIndx=NaN(1000,n);
Light=3000;
j=jValues(1);
%Read first file to figure out the array sizes
fullFileName=fullfile(thisFolder, baseFileNames{j});
I1= imread(fullFileName,2);
[p,q]=size(I1);
C_data_Array = zeros(p,q,n);
C_data_ArrayMean = zeros(p,1,n);
C_data_ArrayStd = zeros(1,q,n);
LEDdetectThresh = zeros(1,q,n);
Binarizing_Rowsum = zeros(p*q,n);
parfor idx=1:n
j=jValues(idx);
%Read files
fullFileName=fullfile(thisFolder, baseFileNames{j});
C_data_Array(:,:,idx)= imread(fullFileName,2);
C_data_ArrayMean(:,:,idx)=mean(C_data_Array(:,:,idx),2);
C_data_ArrayStd(:,:,idx)=std(C_data_ArrayMean(:,:,idx));
LEDdetectThresh=(mean(C_data_ArrayMean(:,:,idx),1))+C_data_ArrayStd(:,:,idx);
LEDdurIndx = find(C_data_ArrayMean(:,:,idx)>LEDdetectThresh);
LED_duration_=LEDdurIndx([1,end]); %Updated
LEDinit(idx)=LED_duration(1);%Updated
LEDend(idx)=LED_duration(2);%Updated
Temp = zeros(p*q,1);
Temp(LEDdurIndx) = Light;
Binarizing_Rowsum(:,idx)=Temp;
end
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