how to place the rectangle for all the blob

Hi all,
I have 7 binary images.
anyone know how to place the rectangle for all the blob in the subplot binary images?
I used below coding, but only one binary image (the last images) have the rectangle
%% TEST IMAGES
DATASetDir = fullfile('C:\Users\Akmal\Desktop\I-131 256 28.02.2020\I-131 SPECT NEMA VALIDATION 01112019 256X256 26.09.2021 petang');
IMAGEDir = fullfile(DATASetDir,'Test');
IMDS = imageDatastore(IMAGEDir);
%% TO GET THE VOLUME SEGMENTATION AFTER DEEP LEARNING PERFORM
alldice=[]
acc=[]
Ts = [];
Ts2 = [];
for ii=1:7
subplot(3,3,ii)
I = readimage(IMDS,ii);
[C,scores] = semanticseg(I,net1);
outt2=C=="foreground";
st2=strel('disk',5);
outt22 = imopen(outt2,st2);
figure
title('output')
imshow(outt22)
fprintf('\nprocess %d image\n', ii);
T = regionprops('table', outt22,'Area','Centroid');
info = regionprops(outt22,'Boundingbox') ;
Ts{ii} = T;
Ts2 = [Ts2; T];
end
allbb=[]
for k = 1 : length(info)
BB = info(k).BoundingBox;
rectangle('Position', [BB(1),BB(2),BB(3),BB(4)],'EdgeColor','r','LineWidth',1) ;
allbb=[allbb; BB]
end

 Accepted Answer

DGM
DGM on 11 Oct 2021
The second loop needs to be inside the first one, otherwise it's only going to plot the bounding boxes for the blobs in the last subplot.

7 Comments

Sorry sir, can write for me?
%% TEST IMAGES
DATASetDir = fullfile('C:\Users\Akmal\Desktop\I-131 256 28.02.2020\I-131 SPECT NEMA VALIDATION 01112019 256X256 26.09.2021 petang');
IMAGEDir = fullfile(DATASetDir,'Test');
IMDS = imageDatastore(IMAGEDir);
%% TO GET THE VOLUME SEGMENTATION AFTER DEEP LEARNING PERFORM
alldice=[]
acc=[]
Ts = [];
Ts2 = [];
for ii=1:7
subplot(3,3,ii)
I = readimage(IMDS,ii);
[C,scores] = semanticseg(I,net1);
outt2=C=="foreground";
st2=strel('disk',5);
outt22 = imopen(outt2,st2);
title('output')
imshow(outt22)
fprintf('\nprocess %d image\n', ii);
T = regionprops('table', outt22,'Area','Centroid');
info = regionprops(outt22,'Boundingbox') ;
Ts{ii} = T;
Ts2 = [Ts2; T];
allbb=[];
for k = 1 : length(info)
BB = info(k).BoundingBox;
rectangle('Position', [BB(1),BB(2),BB(3),BB(4)],'EdgeColor','r','LineWidth',1);
allbb=[allbb; BB];
end
end
its work sir...tq very much..
But now I want to calculated all the sum voxel for sphere 1, sphere 2, sphere 3, sphere 4. I used this code below, but it only calculated for one image (4 circle), how to calculated for circle for all images?
T = regionprops('table', outt22,'Area','Centroid')
T =
4×2 table
Area Centroid
____ ________________
15 105.73 132.53
21 126.52 145.38
64 147.12 108.86
31 147.42 133.9
Are the blobs always in the same position, or do they move around (so that blob 1 in one image might be blob 2 in another image)? If they're fairly stable you can just make an array of areas in a loop over all your images.
Something like (untested)
areaSum = zeros(4, 1); % Initialize before loop.
for ii = 1 : 7 % For all 7 images.
T = whatever...
% Then inside your loop over ii, sum up area of each of the 4 blobs.
areaSum = areaSum + T.Area; % A 4 by 1 column vector. Each element is the sum of each blob's area.
sorry sir, can you write more details. what is T.Area?
‘T’ is a table, and the ‘T.Area’ reference returns the values in the ‘Area’ variable as a column vector.
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%% TEST IMAGES
DATASetDir = fullfile('C:\Users\Akmal\Desktop\I-131 256 28.02.2020\I-131 SPECT NEMA VALIDATION 01112019 256X256 26.09.2021 petang');
IMAGEDir = fullfile(DATASetDir,'Test');
IMDS = imageDatastore(IMAGEDir);
%% TO GET THE VOLUME SEGMENTATION AFTER DEEP LEARNING PERFORM
alldice=[]
acc=[]
Ts = [];
Ts2 = [];
for ii=1:7
I = readimage(IMDS,ii);
[C,scores] = semanticseg(I,net1);
outt2=C=="foreground";
st2=strel('disk',5);
outt22 = imopen(outt2,st2);
figure(ii)
title('output')
imshow(outt22)
fprintf('\nprocess %d image\n', ii);
T = regionprops('table', outt22,'Area','Centroid');
info = regionprops(outt22,'Boundingbox') ;
Ts{ii} = T;
Ts2 = [Ts2; T];
end
allbb=[]
for ii=1:7
figure(ii);
hold on;
for k = 1 : length(info)
BB = info(k).BoundingBox;
rectangle('Position', [BB(1),BB(2),BB(3),BB(4)],'EdgeColor','r','LineWidth',1) ;
allbb=[allbb; BB]
end
end

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