burning .m code to raspberrypi 3 model B

My group mates and I are doing a final year project which requires us to convert a matlab code to python for burning it on the raspberry pi3 model B. We are finding it a little difficult to proceed.

 clc
clear all
close all
w=0;
I = imread('tt1.jpg');
Im=imcrop(I,[187 263 3836 1876]);
%imshow(I2);
%imtool(I2);
p=impixel(Im,3608,932)
imtool(Im);
r=p(1);
g=p(2)
b=p(3)
if(((14<r)&&(r<91))&&((25<g)&&(g<100))&&((11<b)&&(b<80)))
    w=100;

[Walter Roberson]

What is your question?

Have you considered that it might take quite a bit of programming to implement some of those lines in python?

[Anse Mathachan]

Is there a way in which we can directly convert the code to python?We have already tried using OMPC but there are some errors.

[Walter Roberson]

There are no Mathworks tools for converting MATLAB to python.

imtool would probably be the most difficult part of what you posted, especially since the Pi does not have much of a display.

Answer 1

[Brandon Eidson]

Hey Anse, Walter is correct, there is no tool that auto-generates Python code from MATLAB code. If you have access to Simulink and Embedded Coder, I suggest looking into the Simulink Support Package for Raspberry Pi Hardware (the documentation is linked to below).

https://www.mathworks.com/help/supportpkg/raspberrypi/index.html

The documentation describes how to generate a standalone executable for Simulink that will run on a Raspberry Pi. Usually one either converts his or her MATLAB code to a Simulink model or utilizes a MATLAB Function block in the Simulink model. However, you will need to make some adjustments to your algorithm, as not all the functions you are utilizing support code generation. You can find a list of Image Processing Toolbox functions that are supported for code generation at the link below.

http://www.mathworks.com/help/coder/ug/functions-supported-for-code-generation--categorical-list.html#bsl0arh-1