concat images in order

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khaled alsaih 2019-10-18

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评论： khaled alsaih 2019-10-23

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hello guys

i have 10 images of size 512x512

i need to concat 3 images at first for example

i want to concat 1st image and 2nd image and 3rd image in one image (like RGB form)

then i want to concat 2nd image and 3rd image and 4th image in one image to make the second image

then i want to concat 3rd image and 4th image and 5th image in one image to make the third image and so on

so the total number of images that should be obtained 8 images

can you please help me on that

thanks

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Rik 2019-10-18

How are the image currently stored and what did you try so far?

khaled alsaih 2019-10-18

Stored in jpg format and I could do Concat(image,image,image) But wanted instead of concating the same image 3 times I want to contact three consecutive images All images released are in 3 D format before I extracted them to 2d images

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Answer 1

Image Analyst 2019-10-22

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Try this:

inputFolder = '/home/user/PycharmProjects/2.5dataconversion/images/patient_1';
outputFolder = '/home/user/PycharmProjects/2.5dataconversion/images/patient_2';
filePattern = fullfile(inputFolder, '*.png'); % Change to whatever pattern you need.
theFiles = dir(filePattern);
for k = 1 : length(theFiles) - 2
	% Read in image 1
	baseFileName = theFiles(k).name;
	fullFileName = fullfile(inputFolder, baseFileName);
	image1 = imread(fullFileName);
	% Read in image 2
	baseFileName = theFiles(k+1).name;
	fullFileName = fullfile(inputFolder, baseFileName);
	image2 = imread(fullFileName);
	% Read in image 3
	baseFileName = theFiles(k+2).name;
	fullFileName = fullfile(inputFolder, baseFileName);
	image3 = imread(fullFileName);
	% Now create an RGB image from those 3 gray scale images.
	rgbImage = cat(3, image1, image2, image3);
	% Write to disk
	baseFileName = sprintf('image %2.2d.png', k);
	outputFullFileName = fullfile(outputFolder, baseFileName);
	imwrite(rgbImage, outputFullFileName);
end

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khaled alsaih 2019-10-23

thanks man it works very well

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Ganesh Regoti 2019-10-21

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Hi,

Assuming that you have images in 2D format i.e., 512 X 512 matrices. Here is a sample code that could help you out in doing it where I assumed images to be of size 4 X 4.

clc; clear;
 
%3D matrix to store images of size 4 X 4 (for testing)  
images = zeros(4,4,10);
for i = 1:10 
    k = randi(4,4); %Generate random 4 X 4 matrices
    images(:,:,i) = k(:,:);    
end
 
 
temp = zeros(4,4,3); % temporary storage which stores the image data in RGB format
 
for i = 1:8 % Traverse through 1 to 8 images
    if i == 1 % For the first attempt fill all the layers of temp
        temp(:,:,1) = images(:,:,i);
        temp(:,:,2) = images(:,:,i+1);
        temp(:,:,3) = images(:,:,i+2);
        
    else % For the rest delete the first layer and append third layer
        temp(:,:,1) = [];
        temp(:,:,3) = images(:,:,i+2);
    end
   
     % temp is the expected image at each iteration.
end
 

Hope this helps !

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khaled alsaih 2019-10-21

编辑：Rik 2019-10-21

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i have tried this so far

but it is not working

folder= '/home/user/PycharmProjects/2.5dataconversion/images/patient_1'
dest = '/home/user/PycharmProjects/2.5dataconversion/images/patient_2'
filePattern = fullfile(folder, '*.png'); % Change to whatever pattern you need.
theFiles = dir(filePattern);
for k = 1 : length(theFiles)
  baseFileName = theFiles(k).name;
  fullFileName = fullfile(folder, baseFileName);
  imageArray = imread(fullFileName);
  
  images=uint8(randi(255,[512 512 length(theFiles)]));%example array
    for i=1:(size(imageArray,3)-2)
        temp=imageArray(:,:,i+[0 1 2]);
    
    % temp is the expected image at each iteration.
    end
 
   base = sprintf('Slice%d.png', k);
   full = fullfile(dest, base);
   imwrite(imageArray, full);
end

the image generated just 512*512 where it should be 512*512*3

plus number of files should be reduced with two so if i have 10 images the code shall generate only 8 cause the first output is 1st image +2nd image + 3 image (stored in one image) then 2nd image + 3 image + 4 th image (stored in second image) and so on till the 8th image + 9th image + 10th image (stored in the 8th image)

anyway i really apperciated your efforts :)

Rik 2019-10-21

The randi call was just to generate the example array. There are two steps in your problem: the first step is to read the slices to get the 3D volume, the second step is to write triplets to an RGB image.

khaled alsaih 2019-10-21

编辑：khaled alsaih 2019-10-21

yeah true but seems that your code just writing the same images in the form of 512*512 but not the form of 512x512x3

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Rik 2019-10-21

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folder= '/home/user/PycharmProjects/2.5dataconversion/images/patient_1'
dest = '/home/user/PycharmProjects/2.5dataconversion/images/patient_2'
filePattern = fullfile(folder, '*.png'); % Change to whatever pattern you need.
theFiles = dir(filePattern);
%load slices to 3D array
for k = 1 : numel(theFiles)
  baseFileName = theFiles(k).name;
  fullFileName = fullfile(folder, baseFileName);
  temp=imread(fullFileName);
  if k==1
      %initialize array with first slice
      imageArray = temp(:,:,1);%assume all channels are the same
      imageArray(1,1,length(theFiles)) = 0;%extend to full array size
  else
      imageArray(:,:,k) = temp(:,:,1);
  end
end
%write slices
for k = 1 : (size(imageArray,3)-2)
    temp = imageArray(:,:,k+[0 1 2]);
    base = sprintf('Slice%d.png', k);
    full = fullfile(dest, base);
    imwrite(temp, full);
end

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khaled alsaih 2019-10-21

or should i modify this line

imageArray(1,1,length(theFiles)) = 0;%extend to full array size

Rik 2019-10-21

Use the debugger; set a breakpoint at the first line of code and go through this code line by line. There should either be an error, or something unexpected happening during the reading of the source images, or the files should be written as expected.

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