Array indices must be positive integers or logical values Error
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rgb = inp(:,:,[1 1 1]);
red = rgb(:,:,1);
red(tumorOutline)= 255;
green = rgb(:,:,2);
green(tumorOutline)= 0;
blue = rgb(:,:,3);
blue(tumorOutline)= 0;
tumorOutlineInserted(:,:,1) = red;
tumorOutlineInserted(:,:,2) = green;
tumorOutlineInserted(:,:,3) = blue;
axes(handles.axes6);
imshow(tumorOutlineInserted);
Why this code give error that array in
dices must be positive integers or logical values
Error in line 3
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Star Strider
el 29 de Jun. de 2021
... because ‘TumorOutline’ is not a logical index or a positive integer.
It is not obvious what it is.
Please post the complete error message. I would reveal, which line is falling. Either Star Strider's idea is the problem, or this line, if you have redefined "axes" as a local variable:
axes(handles.axes6);
Shindujah Arudchelvan
el 30 de Jun. de 2021
Editada: Jan
el 30 de Jun. de 2021
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Image Analyst
el 30 de Jun. de 2021
You can't assign certain locations of tumorOutline to be zero when you haven't defined the array.
tumorOutline (erodedImage)=0; // error line
Assuming erodedImage is a logical image of true and false, you're saying that you want the true parts of erodedImage to be black in tumorOutline. Essentially you want tumorOutline to be black where erodedImage is not black. However is the first element is at, say (30, 50) what is it supposed to do with the prios elements, and where is (30,50) in the image? It has not seen tumorOutline before so it has no idea how many rows or columns it has. To fix that particular error, you can declare it somehow, like
tumorOutline = true(size(erodedImage)); % Declare in advance so it knows the size of tumorOutline.
tumorOutline (erodedImage)=0; % No error now;
However there may be other errors and it still may not do what you want due to errors in your algorithm.
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