Creating a 3D surface plot of an array considering two for loops
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I am trying to input an image in uint8 format and then surface plot results of the intensities of the image. For 1 loop, a multiplier is used to cycle through different sizes of the total sum of the data. The second for loop will use a multiplier to run through different values for the total average of the data. Basically, I want a surface plot that plots the multiplier as the x axis, the different size discs as the y axis, and the index of the sum as the z axis.
The image I used is attached.
The error that reads for this code is:
Index in position 2 exceeds array bounds (must not exceed 1).
Error in Lens_Testing_16mm_3D (line 67)
z(i,k) = z(i,k) + 1; % column index
path_info = fullfile(path, '50mm.bmp');
dir_info = dir(path_info);
filename = strcat(path, dir_info.name);
raw_image = imread(filename)';
multiplier = 0.1:0.1:10.0;
nx = length(multiplier);
fractionofdisc = 0.1:1.0;
ny = length(fractionofdisc);
z = zeros(nx,ny);
for i = 1 : nz
y = fractionofdisc(i);
for k = 1 : nx
x = multiplier(k); % have to create a variable for the x axis of plot
n = mean(mean(raw_image))*x;
Mp2 = raw_image > n;
sum_Mp2 = sum(Mp2);
sum_sum_Mp2 = sum(sum_Mp2); % algorithm stops at a fraction of this number
cumsum = 0;
% While loop needed to sweep across the x values until it reaches
% cumsum
while cumsum < y*sum_sum_Mp2
z(i,k) = z(i,k) + 1; % column index
cumsum = cumsum + sum_Mp2(z(i,k));
%disp(z)
end
end
end
figure()
surf (x,y,z)
2 Kommentare
Michael Soskind
am 6 Mai 2020
Hi Steven,
Looks like the error has to do with your indexing. i and k are for the y and x values, respectively. This means that since your x and y arrays are not the same length, you are actually exceeding the matrix.
To make the code work, I recommend flipping i and k in your indexing, such as below:
raw_image = imread('50mm.bmp')';
multiplier = 0.1:0.1:10.0;
nx = length(multiplier);
fractionofdisc = 0.1:0.1:1.0;
ny = length(fractionofdisc);
[X,Y] = meshgrid(fractionofdisc, multiplier);
z = zeros(nx,ny);
for i = 1 : ny
y = fractionofdisc(i);
for k = 1 : nx
x = multiplier(k); % have to create a variable for the x axis of plot
n = mean(mean(raw_image))*x;
Mp2 = raw_image > n;
sum_Mp2 = sum(Mp2);
sum_sum_Mp2 = sum(sum_Mp2); % algorithm stops at a fraction of this number
cumsum = 0;
% While loop needed to sweep across the x values until it reaches
% cumsum
while cumsum < y*sum_sum_Mp2
z(k,i) = z(k,i) + 1; % column index
cumsum = cumsum + sum_Mp2(z(k,i));
%disp(z)
end
end
end
figure()
surf (X,Y,z)
Michael
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Cris LaPierre
am 6 Mai 2020
Bearbeitet: Cris LaPierre
am 6 Mai 2020
The error is because, assuming the rest of your code is correct, you have reversed your indices for assigning to z.
You initialize z with nx rows and ny columns, but when you assign, you use i (which is nz??? Undefined in the code you have shared) and k (which is nx).
Perhaps another issue here is that you have not specified an increment when declaring fractionofdisc, so it will use the default of 1. This means fractionofdisc=0.1, and ny = 1.
Finally, your code for surf is using x and y, which are scalars. These must at least be vectors. Perhaps you mean to use multiplier and fractionofdisc? Also, z must be a matric, so you'll have to fix fractionofdisc or it will only be a vector, and you'll get an error. Because you need to flip i and k, in surf, your x is now fractionofdisc and your y is multiplier.
2 Kommentare
Cris LaPierre
am 6 Mai 2020
Bearbeitet: Cris LaPierre
am 6 Mai 2020
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