How to inherit values from for loop into if else loop?

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This is my code :
for i=1:n
Area(i)=k(i).Area;
Diameter(i)=sqrt(4*[k(i).Area]/pi);
MajorAxis(i)=k(i).MajorAxisLength;
end
Now I want to use the MajorAxis value into if else loop. Eg :-
if MajorAxis(i) < 0.002
Clay(i)=MajorAxis(i);
end
But the (i) values from for loop are not being inherited.
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Tinna Armasamy
Tinna Armasamy 2017-4-25
编辑:Walter Roberson 2017-4-26
i mean that the i values are not performing the if else loop
Jan
Jan 2017-4-25
This is unclear: "i values not performing the if else loop". I cannot imagine, what this should mean. There is neither an "if else loop", nor do loop counters "perform" anything - most of all not outside the loop.

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Jan
Jan 2017-4-25
There is no magic "inheriting" of loop counters. I think the main problem is hiddon in your formulation "if else loop": The if command is not a loop.
You have to include the if into the loop:
Area = zeros(1, n); % Pre-allocate!
Diameter = zeros(1, n);
MajorAxis = zeros(1, n);
Clay = zeros(1, n);
for i=1:n
Area(i) = k(i).Area;
Diameter(i) = sqrt(4*[k(i).Area]/pi);
MajorAxis(i) = k(i).MajorAxisLength;
if MajorAxis(i) < 0.002
Clay(i) = MajorAxis(i);
end
end
Or you can omit the loop:
Area = [k.Area];
Diameter = sqrt(4 * Area / pi);
MajorAxis = [k.MajorAxisLength];
Clay = zeros(1, n);
Index = (MajorAxis < 0.002);
Clay(Index) = MajorAxis(Index);
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Tinna Armasamy
Tinna Armasamy 2017-4-26
编辑:Walter Roberson 2017-4-26
soilgray=getimage(handles.axes1);
soilgray=rgb2gray(soilgray);
level=graythresh(soilgray);
im=im2bw(soilgray,level);
axes(handles.axes2);
imshow(im);
cc = bwconncomp(im,8);
n= cc.NumObjects;
set(handles.text11,'String',n);
Area = zeros(n,1);
Diameter = zeros(n,1);
MajorAxis = zeros(n,1);
Clay=zeros(1,n);
Silt=zeros(1,n);
Sand=zeros(1,n);
k = regionprops(cc,'Area','EquivDiameter','MajorAxisLength');
for i=1:n
Area(i) = k(i).Area;
Diameter(i) = sqrt(4*[k(i).Area]/pi);
MajorAxis(i) = k(i).MajorAxisLength;
Diameter(i) = (Diameter(i)*25.4)/300;
if Diameter(i) < 0.002
Diameter(i)=Clay(i);
else if Diameter(i) >=0.002 && Diameter(i) < 0.05
Diameter(i)=Silt(i);
else if Diameter(i) >= 0.05 && Diameter(i) < 2
Diameter(i)=Sand(i);
end
end
end
end
NumC = numel(Clay);
ClayPercentage = (NumC/n)*100;
set(handles.text15,'String',ClayPercentage);
NumC = numel(Silt);
SiltPercentage = (NumC/n)*100;
set(handles.text16,'String',SiltPercentage);
NumC = numel(Sand);
SandPercentage = (NumC/n)*100;
set(handles.text17,'String',SandPercentage);
This is what I have done so far. The numel value of Silt, Clay and Sand shows the n value and not the number after performing if else.

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