"Index exceeds matrix dimensions" in imwrite()

Hello everyone, I am trying to save my images using imwrite() but its hitting "Index exceeds matrix dimensions." error at line no 134 i.e at " imwrite(final_img, strcat(output_folder, srcFiles(i).name));" I am not getting how to resolve this error. If any of you have an answer to this please tell me. Thank you!!
if true
clc;
clear all;
srcFiles = dir('C:\Users\Dell\Desktop\Messi_Tiff\abn_1\*.tif');
x= length(srcFiles);
for i=1:x
filename = strcat('C:\Users\Dell\Desktop\Messi_Tiff\abn_1\',srcFiles(i).name);
I = imread(filename);
%imshow(I);
green_cnl = I(:, :, 2);
K = imadjust(green_cnl,[0.13 0.3],[]);
%figure, imshow(K);
img_adap = adapthisteq(K);
%figure, imshow(img_adap);
se = strel('disk',15);
close_img = imclose(img_adap,se);
%figure, imshow(close_img),title('Closeing');
img_sub=imsubtract(close_img,img_adap);
%figure, imshow(img_sub),title('Subtract');
level=graythresh(img_sub);
img_BW = im2bw(img_sub,level);
%figure,imshow(img_BW),title('Binary image using graythresh');
BW_10_test = bwareaopen(img_BW,150);
%figure,imshow(BW_10_test),title('without bessels.................');
[xx,yy]=find(BW_10_test==1);
nn=[xx,yy];
img_BW_test=im2bw(img_sub,0.14);
%figure,imshow(img_BW_test),title('create binary image using 0.15');
img_BW_filter = medfilt2(img_BW_test);
%figure,imshow(img_BW_filter),title('Median Filtering');
BW_10 = bwareaopen(img_BW_filter,10);
%figure,imshow(BW2),title('last line');
BW_100 = bwareaopen(img_BW_filter,100);
%figure,imshow(BW_100),title('last line2');
img1_BW=imsubtract(BW_10,BW_100);
%figure,imshow(img1_BW),title('binary img1 using size 10 to 100');
for i=1:size(nn)
pos_x=nn(i,1);
pos_y=nn(i,2);
img1_BW(pos_x,pos_y)=0;
end
%figure,imshow(img1_BW),title('Binary img1 without vassels pixels');
img_imadjust_sub = img_sub;
%figure, imshow(img_imadjust_sub),title('img_imadjust_sub');
[x1,y1]=find(img_imadjust_sub>=58 & img_imadjust_sub<=155);
n1=[x1,y1];
img2=zeros(size(img_adap));
for i=1:size(n1)
pos_x=n1(i,1);
pos_y=n1(i,2);
img2(pos_x,pos_y)=1;
% test3(pos_x,pos_y)=255;
end
img2_filter=medfilt2(img2);
%figure, imshow(img2_filter),title('im2 using color');
BW2_10 = bwareaopen(img2_filter,10);
%figure,imshow(BW2),title('last line');
BW2_100 = bwareaopen(img2_filter,100);
%figure,imshow(BW2_100),title('last line2');
img2_BW=imsubtract(BW2_10,BW2_100);
%figure,imshow(img2_BW),title('img2 with noise');
for i=1:size(nn)
pos_x=nn(i,1);
pos_y=nn(i,2);
img2_BW(pos_x,pos_y)=0;
end
%figure,imshow(img2_BW),title('img2 with out noise');
final_img=zeros(size(img_adap));
img_add=imadd(img1_BW,img2_BW,'uint8');
[x3,y3]=find(img_add==2);
n3=[x3,y3];
for i=1:size(n3)
pos_x=n3(i,1);
pos_y=n3(i,2);
final_img(pos_x,pos_y)=1;
end
img_mask=imread('D:\mask.tif');
img_mask=im2bw(img_mask);
[xmask,ymask]=find(img_mask==0);
nmask=[xmask,ymask];
for i=1:size(nmask)
x=nmask(i,1);
y=nmask(i,2);
final_img(x,y)=0;
end
%figure,imshow(final_img),title('MA Detection');
%final_img = im2uint8(final_img);
%filename = [sprintf('%03d',i) '.tif'];
output_folder = 'D:\abn_1\';
%fullname = fullfile(output_folder,filename);
%imwrite(IM2,fullname);
imwrite(final_img, strcat(output_folder, srcFiles(i).name));
end
end

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Von Duesenberg
Von Duesenberg el 22 de Mzo. de 2018

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I just had a quick look but it seems to me that you're using "i" as an index in different (and nested) loops, so the values in nested loops override your the value of i in the main loop.

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pawarcse
pawarcse el 22 de Mzo. de 2018
Editada: pawarcse el 22 de Mzo. de 2018
Okay. Should I use different variable names??
Solved the problem. Thank you very much!!
Von Duesenberg
Von Duesenberg el 22 de Mzo. de 2018
Yes, it's good practice to use more explicit names.
pawarcse
pawarcse el 22 de Mzo. de 2018
Yes!!

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