Image patch extraction from given co-ordinate

2018 1 25
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Hello everyone, I have an image [800 x 900 x 4]. I have to extract patches with a center point [(x1,y1),(x2,y2)... ]. How can I do that ?.
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Rik
Rik 2018-1-25
What size should those patches be? And is your image a 3D gray scale image, or some other format? (YMCK perhaps?)
MD RESHAD UL HOQUE
MD RESHAD UL HOQUE 2018-1-25
Patches size 17 x 17. It is 4D image.

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Rik
Rik 2018-1-25
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Your image is not 4D. It has 3 dimensions, unless what you posted in your question is not true.
patch{i}=IM(x(i)+[-8 8],y(i)+[-8 8],:);
This makes use of the quirk of Matlab that if you enter corner coordinates, it will return the entire square part.
For edge cases, the code below crops the part outside of the matrix (my comment below has a copy-and-past bug)
selected_patches = cell(length(x),1);
for i=1:length(x)
xtemp=x(i)+[-8 8];
xtemp(xtemp<1)=1;xtemp(xtemp>size(IM,1))=size(IM,1);
ytemp=y(i)+[-8 8];
ytemp(ytemp<1)=1;ytemp(ytemp>size(IM,2))=size(IM,2);
selected_patches{i}=IM(xtemp,ytemp,:);
end

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MD RESHAD UL HOQUE
MD RESHAD UL HOQUE 2018-1-25
I am sorry. The image has 4 channel, not 4D. So I followed your instruction. But I get an error. Index exceeds matrix dimensions. Here is my code : [pnts means given co-ordinates]
x=zeros(length(pnts),1);
y=zeros(length(pnts),1);
for i=1:length(pnts)
x(i)=pnts(i);
y(i)=pnts(i,2);
end
%patch=zeros(length(x),2);
patch=[];
for i=1:length(x)
%patch(i) = IM(x(i)-16:x(i)+16,y(i)-16:y(i)+16,:);
patch{i}=IM(x(i)+[-8 8],y(i)+[-8 8],:);
%patch(i)=IM(x(i)+[-8 8],y(i)+[-8 8],:);
end
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2018-1-25
What do you want to do in the case that the center of a requested patch is less than 8 from a border?
MD RESHAD UL HOQUE
MD RESHAD UL HOQUE 2018-1-25
编辑：MD RESHAD UL HOQUE 2018-1-25
That can happen. But I check the coordinate (x,y) and the center is not less than 8.
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2018-1-25
You have to worry about the bottom and right edges too.
If the supplied coordinates in x and y are too close to the border to give a full 17 x 17 patch centered on x(i), y(i), then what do you want the program to do ? Do you want it to produce a partial patch, whatever fits? Do you want it to produce an error message? Do you want it to still take 17 x 17 by adjusting the coordinates to fit?
MD RESHAD UL HOQUE
MD RESHAD UL HOQUE 2018-1-25
In that case, maybe partial patch. or maybe adjusting by zero padding I guess.
Rik
Rik 2018-1-25
For a partial patch you can use the code below.
xtemp=x(i)+[-8 8];
xtemp(xtemp<1)=1;xtemp(xtemp>size(IM,1))=size(IM,1);
ytemp=x(i)+[-8 8];
ytemp(ytemp<1)=1;ytemp(ytemp>size(IM,1))=size(IM,1);
patch{i}=IM(xtemp,ytemp,:);
MD RESHAD UL HOQUE
MD RESHAD UL HOQUE 2018-1-25
编辑：Walter Roberson 2018-1-25
In that case, patch initialization will be like this or different :
patch=zeros(length(x),2);
or
Patch=[];
Pardon me I am new in matlab.
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