Add a waitbar to a function execution
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Hi,
I wrote a function that uses a 3D stack of images as an input, and processes them. As a result of it, a new 3D matrix is created.
I am strugling to add a proper waitbar to this, since it can take from a few seconds to several minutes to complete this task inside this function (depending on the size of the input 3D matrix of images).
I tried several different solutions, but did not succeed.
My input is a stack of 3D images called QQ(MxNxP)
h = waitbar(0,'Please wait...');
steps=size(QQ, 3); %%to extract the number of images inside 3D matrix
for step = 1:steps
A=myFunction(QQ) %%my function goes here, not sure if I need to add something like A(:,:,step)=myFunction(QQ(:,:,step))
waitbar(step / steps)
end
close(h)
How can I properly define the waitbar in order to track execution time of my function?
Thanks!
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Samuel Vergara
2017 年 8 月 24 日
Maybe wour waitbar is not updating correctly. Add just after waitbar(step / steps):
updatenow
Samuel Vergara
2017 年 8 月 24 日
Also, about: %%my function goes here, not sure if I need to add something like A(:,:,step)=myFunction(QQ(:,:,step)) As your code is written, you just replace the value of A by the same value "steps" times.
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Stalin Samuel
2017 年 8 月 24 日
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2017 年 8 月 24 日
I have not found any error in the given code. I tested (Matlab 2017a) the code and wait bar working fine.Instead of your function ( myFunction(QQ) ) i used some delay.Below is the tested code
h = waitbar(0,'Please wait...');
steps=30; %%to extract the number of images inside 3D matrix
for step = 1:steps
pause(0.2) %%removed yuur function
A(:,:,step)=myFunction(QQ(:,:,step))
waitbar(step / steps)
end
close(h)
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Adam
2017 年 8 月 25 日
You'd need to post more code. The waitbar doesn't cause anything to happen other than the waitbar to update. Anything else is in the rest of your code.
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