Error In an assignment A(I) = B, the number of elements in B and I must be the same.

l'm doing direction-8 chain code.I get this error "In an assignment A(I) = B, the number of elements in B and I must be the same. Error in IPUTT2 (line 48) tt(i+1)=BB(x+n(j,1),y+n(j,2));"

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it is code

function IPU = IPUTT2(BrowseImage) input = colorhistf(BrowseImage); %color feature

Im=imread(BrowseImage); IG=rgb2gray(Im); B=edge(IG,'canny'); BB=uint8(B); %disp('BB'); %disp(BB); glcm0 = graycomatrix(BB,'NumLevels',2,'offset',[0 1],'G',[]); %co-occurrence 0 glcm45 = graycomatrix(BB,'NumLevels',2,'offset',[-1 1],'G',[]); %co-occurrence 45 glcm90 = graycomatrix(BB,'NumLevels',2,'offset',[-1 0],'G',[]); %co-occurrence 90 glcm135 = graycomatrix(BB,'NumLevels',2,'offset',[-1 -1],'G',[]); %co-occurrence 135 D=[reshape(glcm0,1,[]) reshape(glcm90,1,[])]; D2=[reshape(glcm45,1,[]) reshape(glcm135,1,[])]; input2=D/sum(D); input3=D2/sum(D2); %input2=D/sum(D)+D2/sum(D2);

%Direction-8 chain code n=[0 1; -1 1; -1 0; -1 -1; 0 -1; 1 -1; 1 0; 1 1]; flag=1; cc=[];

[x y]=find(BB==1);

x=min(x); imx=BB(x,:); y=min(find(imx==1)); first=[x y]; dir=7;

while flag==1, tt=zeros(1,8); newdir=mod(dir+7-mod(dir,2),8);

    for i=0:7,
        j=mod(newdir+i,8)+1;
        tt(i+1)=BB(x+n(j,1),y+n(j,2));
    end
    d=min(find(tt==1));
    dir=mod(newdir+d-1,8);
    cc=[cc,dir];
    x=x+n(dir+1,1);
    y=y+n(dir+1,2);

    if x==first(1) & y==first(2)
        flag=0;
    end;
end;
out=cc;
 disp('out');
 disp(out);

IPU = [input; input2; input3]'; end

[Jan]

Please do not write "it is code", but simply use the standard method of formatting code in the forum. Follow the "? Help" link to learn the way to format messages here, when you want others to spend the time to read your code.

[Walter Roberson]

http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/13205-tutorial-how-to-format-your-question-with-markup

Answer 1

[Jan]

The standard method to handle such problems is (a simple search in the forum would reveal this fast):

dbstop if error

Then run the code again until it stops at the error. Then check the sizes of the locally used variables:

size(tt(i+1))
size(BB(x+n(j,1),y+n(j,2)))

Note: Shadowing Matlab's toolbox functions by variables results in unexpected troubles frequently. Here this concerns "input", "dir", "flag". This is most likely not the problem in your code, but it could other problems elsewhere.