VERTCAT error when trying to populate array
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Hi folks,
I am trying to write some fata into an array, which I will then write to excel. I get the VERTCAT error when trying to create the array (Error using vertcat Dimensions of arrays being concatenated are not consistent).
Can you help identify why this is please?
Each column of data should be 256 elements long.
My code is as follows:
headings = {'Pixel Value', 'R', 'G', 'B', 'Grey'};
pixelValue = (0:255)';
allCoke_R = imhist(allCokeMask(:,:,1));
allCoke_G = imhist(allCokeMask(:,:,2));
allCoke_B = imhist(allCokeMask(:,:,3));
allCokeGrey = imhist(rgb2gray(allCokeMask));
dataCollectionAllCoke = zeros(257, 5);
dataCollectionAllCoke = [headings; pixelValue, allCoke_R, allCoke_G, allCoke_B, allCokeGrey];
writecell(dataCollectionAllCoke, resultsPath, 'Sheet', nameStringExcel, "Range", 'A1');
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Jonas
2021 年 7 月 3 日
try putting {} around the second line of concatenation
dataCollectionAllCoke = [headings; {pixelValue, allCoke_R, allCoke_G, allCoke_B, allCokeGrey}];
or convert all variable entries to cells
dataCollectionAllCoke = [headings;num2cell([pixelValue, allCoke_R, allCoke_G, allCoke_B, allCokeGrey])];
both should work concerning the concatenation, but i am not sure about the needed format for the writematrix() command
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Jonas
2021 年 7 月 6 日
i tested the code myself now, it works as expected. of course i don't know what you spcified in the further parameters of the writecell() call
headings = {'Pixel Value', 'R', 'G', 'B', 'Grey'};
pixelValue = (0:255)';
allCokeMask=randi(255,100,100,3);
allCoke_R = imhist(allCokeMask(:,:,1));
allCoke_G = imhist(allCokeMask(:,:,2));
allCoke_B = imhist(allCokeMask(:,:,3));
allCokeGrey = imhist(rgb2gray(allCokeMask));
dataCollectionAllCoke = [headings; num2cell([pixelValue, allCoke_R, allCoke_G, allCoke_B, allCokeGrey])];
writecell(dataCollectionAllCoke, 'test.xls');
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