Extracting max intensity coordinates from image sequence

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Hello, I'm a complete beginner and I'm currently trying to extract maximum intensity pixel coordinates from multiple images at one time (I have about 2500 images) and store them in a matrix with slice number that correspond. After doing some research here I came up with this code :
filedir = '...';
imds = imageDatastore(filedir);
imgs = readall(imds);
for k=1:numel(imgs)
[x,y]=size(imgs(k));
max_int = max(imgs(:));
for i=1:x
for j=1:y
if (imgs(i,j)==max_int)
k;
i;
j;
end
end
end
end
I understand how to do it for one image but doing it in a loop for multiple images is quite difficult for me.
Can someone give me some hint or solution on how to modify this loop to have what I want ?
Thank you very much.

Accepted Answer

yanqi liu
yanqi liu on 22 Jun 2022
yes,sir,may be use some index to transfer,such as
im = imread('rice.png');
[max_p, ~] = max(im(:));
disp(max_p)
204
ind = find(im(:)==max_p);
% use ind2sub
[r,c] = ind2sub([size(im,1) size(im,2)], ind);
% display
for i = 1 : length(r)
fprintf('(%d, %d) is max value %d\n', r(i), c(i), im(r(i), c(i)));
end
(51, 93) is max value 204 (51, 94) is max value 204 (52, 94) is max value 204 (52, 95) is max value 204 (70, 95) is max value 204 (53, 96) is max value 204 (69, 96) is max value 204 (70, 96) is max value 204 (71, 96) is max value 204 (69, 97) is max value 204 (70, 97) is max value 204 (68, 98) is max value 204 (69, 98) is max value 204 (68, 99) is max value 204 (68, 100) is max value 204 (83, 116) is max value 204

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