Reading Multiple Images Using For Loop

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Tinsley - 2020-10-26T10:04:23+00:00
Question: Reading Multiple Images Using For Loop

I am trying to use a for loop to read 4 images (of the format 1.jpg,2.jpg etc...) and then calculate the value and location of the minimum pixel of each image. Below is the code I have so far: RGB=cell(1,4); for i=1:4 RGB{i}=imread(sprintf('%d.jpg',i)); %Converting the image in to a RGB matrix gray{i}=rgb2gray(RGB{i}); %Converting the RGB image to grayscale gray_double{i}=double(gray{i}); %Changing from uint8 format to double Min_pixel{i}=min(gray_double{i}(:)); %Finding the minimum pixel value [row, column] = find(gray_double == Min_pixel,1);%Finding location of first minimum end; The code works up until Line 8 where it struggles to obtain the minimum pixel value. Is there an easier way to do this?

Expert Answer

Profile picture of Neeta Dsouza Neeta Dsouza answered . 2025-11-20

RGB=cell(4,1);
gray=cell(4,1);
Min_loc=cell(4,1);
for i=1:4
  RGB{i}=imread(sprintf('%d.jpg',i));
  gray{i}=rgb2gray(RGB{i});                         % Convert the RGB image to grayscale
  [Min_pixel{i},i_loc]=min(gray{i}(:));             % Find the minimum pixel value, location of first
  [r,c]=ind2sub(size(gray{i}),i_loc);               % Convert linear index to row, column
  Min_loc{i}=[r,c];                                 % return to cell array for image
end
There's no need to convert to double(); integer values will be the same as floats as as integers.
Just let min return the location for you using optional second output argument.


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