How can I overlay my binary gray image red?

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Vishal Puppala 2020-11-25

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So my current script allows me to turn a binary gray image into something that is green in the foreground (the bone) and blue in the background. However, I'd like to be able to make the bone (the foreground) red? How should I edit my code to change this color transformation from green to red?

function output = grayoverlay(img)

rgb = imread(img)

imshow(rgb);

I=rgb2gray(rgb);

figure

image(I);

hold on

image(rgb,'AlphaData', .5)

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KALYAN ACHARJYA 2020-11-25

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Please insert the code (NOT screenshot) in the question. To insert the code, edit, afterwards Alt+ Enter, or You can see the same icon on the upper panel in the text pad. Note: Also attach the origibal gray image.

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KALYAN ACHARJYA 2020-11-25

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Generally, I prefer to set this way. Before applying the color, please adjut the piels condition or area to be color

Here, just for example I choosed gray pixels greater than 120, you may odify as per your requirements.

rgb = imread(......);
imshow(rgb);
I=rgb2gray(rgb);
r_comp= I;
r_comp(I>120)=255;
%........^ Gray pixel values condition 
g_comp= I;
g_comp(I>110)=0;
b_comp=I;
b_comp(I>110)=0;
result=cat(3,r_comp,g_comp,b_comp);
image(result);