I want histogram plot for all values. but i am getting only for last value. how could i get it for all values. and if i giving two histogram plot then i am getting only one plot. how could i change it

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I want histogram plot for all values. but i am getting only for last value. how could i get it for all values. and if i giving two histogram plot then i am getting only one plot. how could i change it? my code: clc; clear all; close all; myFolder = 'G:\pro\aluminium_foil'; filePattern = fullfile(myFolder, '*.png'); jpegFiles = dir(filePattern); sigma=2; for k = 1:length(jpegFiles) baseFileName = jpegFiles(k).name; fullFileName = fullfile(myFolder, baseFileName); %fprintf(1, 'Now reading %s\n', fullFileName); I = imread(fullFileName);
end for s=1:length(sigma) sigma = sigma(s); Wx = floor(3*sigma); x = [-Wx:Wx]; [xx,yy] = meshgrid(x,x); g0 = -exp(-(xx.^2+yy.^2)/(2*sigma^2))/(2*pi*sigma^4);
F{s}.Gx = xx.*g0;
F{s}.Gy = yy.*g0;
F{s}.Gxx = (1-xx.^2/sigma^2).*g0;
F{s}.Gxy = -(xx.*yy/sigma^2).*g0;
F{s}.Gyy = (1-yy.^2/sigma^2).*g0;
end sij = sigma; Ix = sij*imfilter(I,F{s}.Gx ,'same', 'replicate'); Iy = sij*imfilter(I, F{s}.Gy, 'same', 'replicate'); Ixx = sij^2*imfilter(I, F{s}.Gxx, 'same', 'replicate'); Ixy = sij^2*imfilter(I, F{s}.Gxy, 'same', 'replicate'); Iyy = sij^2*imfilter(I, F{s}.Gyy, 'same', 'replicate'); Ix=double(Ix); Iy=double(Iy); Ixx=double(Ixx); Ixy=double(Ixy); Iyy=double(Iyy); g = sqrt(Ix.*Ix + Iy.*Iy); histogram(g) d = sqrt( (Ixx-Iyy).^2+ 4*Ixy.^2 ); histogram(d) i want histogram for both g and d. but i am not getting it. and i am getting for only for last d value. for other remaining images i need hist plot for d and g. what i have to change? thanks in advance

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 16 Sep 2018
What do you consider a "value"? An image? Your code repeatedly reads in all images in a folder but overwrites them all so when the loop is done you're left with just one I, the last one.
Also, there is no histogram drawing inside the loop, just one after both of your loops are over, so of course you will only get one histogram. You need to put it inside a loop if you want a histogram for each image.

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