stacking rgb images into 3d or 4d variable

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Raheema Al Karim Damani 2019-9-26

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评论： Raheema Al Karim Damani 2019-11-6

I have mri frames that are in rgb and I want stack them in a 4d variable ( height x width x 3 channels x number of frames) so that I can view them as a montage.

How can i do this?

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Adam Danz 2019-9-26

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编辑：Adam Danz 2019-9-26

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If the height and width are the same for all images, use cat().

a = ones(5,6,3)+0; 
b = ones(5,6,3)+1; 
c = ones(5,6,3)+2; 
stacked = cat(4,a,b,c); 
%             ^ concatenate along 4th dim

If the image sizes are not identical, you can pad them smaller ones to match the size of the larged one by using paddarray() and then use cat().

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Adam Danz 2019-9-27

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"the size of array is 1 x 10 x 1 x 33 "

Well, that tells us something's wrong.

The code you attached starts with this:

file86611 = dir(fullfile(img_Folder86611 , '*.dcm'));
for P = 1:length(file86611)
    baseFile86611 = {file86611.name};
end

There are 2 problems with the for-loop.

On each iteration of your loop, the variable "baseFile86611" is being overwritten...
...but that doesn't matter because you're writing the same values to it each time.

In other words, that for-loop does the same thing over and over again: it assigns a cell array of filenames to the variable.

Then you're reading in the images but you never use the image variable! Instead, you're concatenating the file names.

array = cat(4, baseFile86611{:}); %stack the images into 4-D array
%              ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
%   This is your list of filenames

What's the purpose of this line? The variable "array" is being overwritten on the next line.

array = zeros(info86611.Rows, info86611.Columns, 3, images86611 , class86611);

There are lots of things wrong with this code but the good news is that it's a very short code so it shouldn't take you look to study it. I suggest you clear your workspace and execute each line of code - one line at a time - and understand what is going on in each line of your code.

What do the variable values look like?
Are the outputs to each function what you expect?
Where does the code start to go wrong?

Raheema Al Karim Damani 2019-11-5

编辑：Raheema Al Karim Damani 2019-11-5

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could you help me with this error I'm getting with trying to fuzzy cluster nonzero pixels in my image. mage in which I have isolated the tumor region using thresholding (img 1) . Now im trying to use fuzzy clustering to cluster the pixels in just the tumor ROI but not the black background (basically ignore any pixels = 0 in clustering).When I try to segment the clusters into images it s not outputting any clustered images, because its throwing an error that "to reshape the number of elements must not change."

fuzzyT2 = mriAdjust(:,:,15);

[y, x] = find(fuzzyT2)

idx = fuzzyT2 > 0 %creates a mask for true value for all nonzero pixels

z = fuzzyT2(idx);

%% fuzzy c-means

G = 4

z = double(z)

[cluster_idx, cluster_center, obj] = fcm(z, G)

% reshape into four 2-D array

cluster1 = cluster_center(1,:);

cluster2 = cluster_center(2,:);

cluster3 = cluster_center(3,:);

cluster4 = cluster_center(4,:)

imIDX1 = reshape(cluster1, size(idx));

imIDX2 = reshape(cluster2, size(idx));

imIDX3 = reshape(cluster3, size(idx));

imIDX4 = reshape(cluster4, size(idx));

subplot(2,2,1), imshow(img_1), title('cluster 1')

subplot(2,2,2), imshow(img_2), title('cluster 2')

subplot(2,2,3), imshow(img_3), title('cluster 3')

subplot(2,2,4), imshow(img_4), title('cluster 4')

Adam Danz 2019-11-6

Hi Raheema Al Karim Damani,

I see you've asked similar questions since adding the question above. If you still need help, please create a new question in the forum and send me the link to your new question or add the link as a comment below.

Raheema Al Karim Damani 2019-11-6

Thank you for your response. Yes here is the link to the question I put previously on the forum https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/489011-fuzzy-clustering-only-on-pixels-zero

I've re put my question on the forum, showing my thought process of trying to work through this problem, but Im still getting the same reshaping error

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/489581-reshaping-error-after-clustering-pixels-0-in-image

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