How to calculate the mean from different images at once? TBV1 and RVI1 cover each other and have the same size. in the following code I calculated thea mean of all the pixels of Tb where the condition applies.I have 3 more set of Tbv and RVI .

I need to calculate mean of all pixel of TBs where condition (RVI>=0 and RVI<=0.2)applies.my images are Tbv2,Tbv3,Tbv4 and RVI2,RVI3,RVI4.Please note that I dont want to calculate mean of each image seperately.the mean should be calculated at once for all images.
Tbv1 = imread('tb.tif');
RVI1 =imread('rvi.tif')
ME = mean(Tbv1( RVI1>=0 & RVI1 <=0.2));

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Concatenate your images in cell arrays, and use cellfun to calculate the mean in one go:
Tbv = {Tbv1, Tbv2, Tbv3, Tbv4};
Rvi = {Rvi1, Rvi2, Rvi3, Rvi4};
me = cellfun(@(tbv, rvi) mean(tbv(rvi>=0 & rvi<=0.2)), Tbv, Rvi);

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Thanks Guillaume for your answer...Is it necessary that Tb41,Tb42,Tb43,Tbv4 have the same size? my files do not have the same size.
Unlike matrices, elements of a cell array don't have to be the same size (or the same type), so no Tbv1, Tbv2, etc. don't have to be the same size.
If you no longer need the big cell arrays after that, you might clear them to free up memory:
clear('Tbv', 'Rvi');
Please officially accept the answer.
me = cellfun(@(tbv, rvi) mean(tbv(rvi>=0 & rvi<=0.2)), Tbv, Rvi); gives me 4 mean value seperately from tha pair (Tbv1,Rvi1)....(Tbv4,Rvi4) I need a single mean value from all the pairs.

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