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Concateniting the results of two “finds”
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I have the following function that based on some criteria sets some pixels to the value `1`, and based on another criteria sets the other pixels to the value `0`.
Note here that for each elements in `x` there is a matrix `y` that represents the degree of membership of each element in `x` to some region, and is in the range `[0,1]`.
tolerance = 0.01;
[ii,jj]=find(abs(y-1) <= tolerance);
x(ii,jj)=1; % set pixels in x with y=1 to 1
[ii2,jj2] = find (abs(y-1) > tolerance);
x(ii,jj)=0; % set pixels in x with y~=1 to 0
%idx=[ii,jj];
c=x(abs(y-1) <= tolerance); % values of pixels
My question is, as an *output*, I want a vector of values that look like this for instace: `[1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0]`
As you can see I set some pixels to `1` and other to `0`. How can I combine those two results together?
Thanks.
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Azzi Abdelmalek
on 23 Feb 2013
Your code can be done like this
tolerence=0.01;
y=0.05*(rand(5)-0.5) % your data
x=zeros(5)
x(abs(y)<=tolerence)=1
But your your output is not a vector
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Walter Roberson
on 23 Feb 2013
As was already explained in one of your previous questions, you are using the output of find() incorrectly.
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