Create a binary image from a 2-dimensional binary [0 1] matrix

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I've been trying for a while to draw shapes in the binary image function and it hasnt worked, I do not understand how to plot the coordinates of the shapes. Does anyone have any useful links or tips i can utilise?
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DGM
DGM am 21 Nov. 2022
Someone asked this recently. I'm assuming you also need to count the pixels as well?
Nicholas
Nicholas am 21 Nov. 2022
Yes, I do need to count the pixels as well.

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst am 21 Nov. 2022
Pretty trivial. First define the number of rows and columns in the image. Then define the x and y coordinates for one rectangle.
mask = false(rows, columns);
Then for one triangle, do
oneTriangle = mask & poly2mask(x, y, rows, columns);
Do that for all triangles. When done creating the mask, get the areas like this
props = regionprops(mask, 'Area');
allAreas = [props.Area]
I guess you haven't seen my tutorial yet. It's one of the most downloaded in the File Exchange and goes over basic stuff like this.
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst am 22 Nov. 2022
OK, seems like you're having trouble. Here's another way to do it:
rows = 100;
columns = 100;
mask = false(rows, columns);
% Create a triangle in the upper left
for col = 1 : 50
bottomRow = 50 - col + 1;
mask(1 : bottomRow, col) = true;
end
% Create square at bottom middle
mask(76:100, 26:76) = 1;
imshow(~mask);
% Compute areas of all shapes.
props = regionprops(mask, 'Area');
allAreas = [props.Area]
allAreas = 1×2
1275 1275
Extend it for the other 3 shapes.
Nicholas
Nicholas am 24 Nov. 2022
thank you for the help, I greatly appreciate it

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Jan
Jan am 21 Nov. 2022
What have you tried?
M = false(100, 100);
M(26:50, 76:100) = true; % The black rectangle
Instead of setting all pixels to black by a single true on the righ side, you can insert a triangle shape:
M(1:5, 1:5) = tril(true(5));
See also: triu, rot90, transpose.
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Nicholas
Nicholas am 21 Nov. 2022
This is all I've managed to do so far. I tried using a for loop
DGM
DGM am 21 Nov. 2022
Bearbeitet: DGM am 21 Nov. 2022
So from this we can tell that the image is to be black-on-white and numeric. We can also tell that none of these answers will meet the requirements. The assignment instructs to do it row-wise using a loop (as maddening as that sounds). The prior question I answered on this assignment used a loop. I'll leave it to you to find it.
As an aside, when given an assignment that explicitly tells me to do things the dumb inefficient way, I'd tend to do it the way I'm told, and then also do it in a better way just to point out the absurdity of teaching students how to shoot themselves in the foot. Of course, the TA grader didn't write the assignment, but it's the thought that counts -- and usually the TA knows it's BS too.

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