calling a function in a script
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Hi. I have defined the following function which I wish to call in a script:
function imageprocess=imselect(x);%function to select same image from each group
imagescontg=zeros(1,10);
imagescontr=zeros(1,10);
imagestreatg=zeros(1,10);
imagestreatr=zeros(1,10);
for n=x:size(imagescontg,2)
imagecontg{1,n}=imread(sprintf('group1 g%2d.jpg',n)); %selects green image (n) from list
imagecontr{2,n}=imread(sprintf('group1 r%2d.jpg',n)); %selects red image (n) from list
a=rgb2gray(imagecontg{1,n}); %convert green image to greyscale
b=rgb2gray(imagecontr{2,n}); %convert red image to greyscale
imshowpair(a,b,'montage');%compare images to one another and plot
totintcontg(n)=sum(sum(a)); %equation to find the total intensity value of the green image
totintcontr(n)=sum(sum(b)); %equation to find the total intensity value of the red image
imagetreat{1,n}=imread(sprintf('group4 g%2d.jpg',n)); %selects green image (n) from list
imagetreat{2,n}=imread(sprintf('group4 r%2d.jpg',n)); %selects red image (n) from list
c=rgb2gray(imagetreat{1,n}); %convert green image to greyscale
d=rgb2gray(imagetreat{2,n}); %convert red image to greyscale
imshowpair(c,d,'montage');%compare images to one another and plot
totinttreatg(n)=sum(sum(c)); %equation to find the total intensity value of the green image
totinttreatr(n)=sum(sum(d)); %equation to find the total intensity value of the red image
end
end
what I am having trouble with is matlab allowing me to call the function. So I would define the first value as x=1 and then get the results from the function so I could process them further in the script. e.g.
startvalue = x
x=1
function imageprocess=imselect(x);%function to select same image from each group
imagescontg=zeros(1,10);
imagescontr=zeros(1,10);
imagestreatg=zeros(1,10);
imagestreatr=zeros(1,10);
for n=x:size(imagescontg,2)
imagecontg{1,n}=imread(sprintf('group1 g%2d.jpg',n)); %selects green image (n) from list
imagecontr{2,n}=imread(sprintf('group1 r%2d.jpg',n)); %selects red image (n) from list
a=rgb2gray(imagecontg{1,n}); %convert green image to greyscale
b=rgb2gray(imagecontr{2,n}); %convert red image to greyscale
imshowpair(a,b,'montage');%compare images to one another and plot
totintcontg(n)=sum(sum(a)); %equation to find the total intensity value of the green image
totintcontr(n)=sum(sum(b)); %equation to find the total intensity value of the red image
imagetreat{1,n}=imread(sprintf('group4 g%2d.jpg',n)); %selects green image (n) from list
imagetreat{2,n}=imread(sprintf('group4 r%2d.jpg',n)); %selects red image (n) from list
c=rgb2gray(imagetreat{1,n}); %convert green image to greyscale
d=rgb2gray(imagetreat{2,n}); %convert red image to greyscale
imshowpair(c,d,'montage');%compare images to one another and plot
totinttreatg(n)=sum(sum(c)); %equation to find the total intensity value of the green image
totinttreatr(n)=sum(sum(d)); %equation to find the total intensity value of the red image
end
end
% further processing in the script
Controlledgroupresults = [totintcontg; totintcontr]'
Treatmentgroupratioresults = [totinttreatg; totinttreatr]'
Controlledratio=[totintcontg./totintcontr]'
Treatmentration=[totinttreatg./totinttreatr]'
[h,p]=ttest(Controlledratio,Treatmentration)
Does anyone have any ideas?
thanks
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KALYAN ACHARJYA
2019-3-10
编辑：KALYAN ACHARJYA
2019-3-10
Is there any issue to call the function.
Look, suppose you have the following function
function imageprocess=imselect(x);
%do something
end
%save it in different matlab file name as imselect
Now call the function in main script
x=.. % define the value
y=imselect(x);
Here imageprocess output as y.
In your second code, why you are defining the function code again, not required.
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Sam Thorpe
2019-3-10
KALYAN ACHARJYA
2019-3-10
编辑：KALYAN ACHARJYA
2019-3-10
Have you tried this one, after define x= some value (say 1) in main script, not in function code?
y=imselect(x)
Sam Thorpe
2019-3-12
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