How to save segmented images into different folders?

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I have written a code to segment some images and save those images into different folders.
Program should work like below:
  • Image 01 --> Segmentation --> Save segmented images into first folder & so on.
But my problem is;
  • The segmented images are getting saved into only one folder.
I want some help to save the segmented images into different folders.
Please help.
Thanks!

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Guillaume
Guillaume 2018-11-8
编辑:Guillaume 2018-11-8
Well, clearly the code you wrote has a bug but it's hard for us to tell you the problem if you don't show us the code.
It is trivial to save an image in whatever folder you want. The simplest way to do that:
destinationfolder = 'C:\somewhere\somefolder'; %folder path generated however you want
imwrite(yourimage, fullfile(destinationfolder, 'nameofimage.png'));
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Guillaume
Guillaume 2018-11-9
With the full code, the problem is obvious. I would expect that when you run your code you get repeated warnings from mkdir that folders already exist. The important bits of your code summarised to show the problem:
for each file (j loop)
do some processing
for each file (k loop)
create destination directory
assign destination directory to outputfoldername
end of k loop, outputfolde is thus the directory of the last file
save images of file j into outputfolder
end of j loop
The fix is simple replace the whole k loop by:
outputFolder = sprintf('Cropped Images%d', j);
mkdir(outputFolder);
As I mentioned before, I would recommend you use full path for your output folder rather than relative path. You already use full paths for your input folders. Note that fullfile is safer than strcat to build paths.
Anonymous26
Anonymous26 2018-11-9
@Guillaume
Thank you so much for the support. It works perfectly now, as i want.
And also thank you for explaining the problem clearly. Now only i understood what i have done wrong. I will do other modifications also, as you recommended to me.
Thanks!

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