How do I read an image from a different folder into my .m file using Matlab in Ubuntu?
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I am able to access images from a folder using Matlab in Windows. I use Matlab 2010a with Ubuntu 14.04. How do I read an image from a folder which is outside the current folder into my .m file?
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Sreeram Mohan
am 24 Apr. 2015
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Hi Deepa,
Did you try adding the folder that your image exists into path and try out ?
You could programatically add the folder to the MATLAB path as well using
>> addpath(folderName);
hope this helps !!
Thanks,
Sreeram Mohan
Michael Haderlein
am 24 Apr. 2015
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Possibly the file separator you use is wrong? In Unix systems you use "/" while in Windows you use "\". However, you write "dir(fullfile('home\Deepa\Documents\reading_DB\images\*.jpg'))", so I guess you have chosen the wrong one. You can use filesep to get the correct separator.
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Deepa Nair
am 27 Apr. 2015
Sreeram Mohan
am 28 Apr. 2015
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Hi Deepa,
First off could you please first reduce the problem to a simple one so that we can see what is the real issue ?
1) Could you please copy 1 jpg file into the present working directory wherever the script is being run and then verify without path if imread and the imshow work ? 2) Next once that is working could you please try putting the image in a location that is smaller in length and try ? may be less than 64 characters ? If even this work then proceed to 3rd step 3) Try using a longer path name and see if that works !
Hope this will give a better insight into where the issue is popping in from ?
--sreeram
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Deepa Nair
am 29 Apr. 2015
sruthi N
am 13 Dez. 2017
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In image processing i have real time image. but its read only the specific software like that Radiant Dicom viewer, so how will i read the image from this software in m.file
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