Accessing Values From Structure or Cell Aray
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Hey Guyz..
I am here with another question,The problem I am facing is the accessing and utilizing the data stored in cell Array or Struct. The Project I am currently working on the calculation of centroid values stored in the struct.
I want to create a function that receives from desired struct,uses the point distance formula and calculate the distances for each and every centroid distances of whole image. I have also attached the image of that struct values....
Thanks in Advance !!!!
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Adam
on 13 May 2015
Which part of the problem are you actually asking the question about?
g(7).Centroid
allows you to access e.g. the Centroid of the 7th element of a struct, but I assume you know that already. Also a for loop or arrayfun can work on the full array of structs. So which part of 'accessing values from structure or cell array' is the problem?
Stephen23
on 13 May 2015
Accessing data in structures is covered quite well in the documentation:
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Adam
on 15 May 2015
centroidVals = sscanf( g(i).Centroid, '[%f,%f]' )
will give you the i centroid as just a pair of doubles.
Your struct array only has one field so I assume you mean the first two elements of the array rather than fields 1 and 2.
centroidVals = sscanf( g(1:2).Centroid, '[%f,%f]' )
centroidVals = sscanf( g.Centroid, '[%f,%f]' )
will give you the first two centroid values or all centroid values (respectively).
The result will be in a vector list, each centroid starting at an odd index, but it can easily be reshaped or manipulated into another format.
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Adam
on 27 May 2015
Sorry, I can't spare the time to look deep into problems from paper. The original question from the heading was simply regarding accessing values from structures or cell arrays without requiring specific problem knowledge.
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