How to convert a matrix of double to int?

I need to convert my matrix [648x2400 double] into integers value to use a mRMR function, but I do not know how to do that. I have tried to convert by uint8(matrix) or int8(matrix) but it does not give integers... And I always have this note: "Undefined function 'mrmr_mid_d' for input arguments of type 'int8' " (or double, or uint, and so on) can someone help me? thank you

[Nguyen Phuong]

img_d = double(img);

imshow(img_d/255);

[Kunjal]

to convert double values to integer simply use:

format short;

[Steven Lord]

The format function does not change how the data is stored. It simply changes how the data is displayed.

Answer 1

[Wayne King]

I'm not sure what you are saying. Do you mean that:

    X = 10+randn(16,16);
    X = uint8(X);

Does not result in integers for the output in X?

The error message you report ("Undefined function 'mrmr_mid_d' for input arguments of type 'int8' ") just sounds like MATLAB cannot recognize the function, mrmr_mid_d.m.

You need to add the folder containing that function to the MATLAB path. You can launch

>>pathtool

to add that folder.

[Emilie Mussard]

Thank you, I hadn't thought of the path problem and I focused on a wrong problem!

Answer 2

[Kelly Kearney]

It's possible that mrmr_mid_d.m isn't on your path; the other possibility is that it doesn't actually accept integer data types as input, but integer values stored as double arrays. In this case, you need to round your data in some manner (see round, ceil, floor, fix, etc)

 x = rand(10)*10;
 x = round(x);

 mrmr_mid_d(x); % or whatever the syntax is...

Answer 3

[MathWorks Support Team]

To convert an array of type “double” to an integer type, you can use a function such as “int64”, which converts the input to a 64-bit integer. For example, consider the following:

x_double = [1 2 3];
x_int = int64(x)

For more information on integer types and functions, see https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/integers.html

Answer 4

[sixwwwwww]

you can do it as follow:

a = randi(100, 4);
a = int64(a);

see following link for more information about integer data types:

http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/numeric-types.html

[Emilie Mussard]

Yes, it is what I have made. I thought that int64 (or int32, ...) was not the same type as int and so my function was not running on it, apparently I misunderstood and the problem is maybe in another place... Thank you for your prompt answer anyway!

[Munawara Munia]

Hi Emilie, I am facing the same problem. I ama also trying to use mRMR and getting the same errors. Could you kindly tell me what was the issues with your code and how you solved it..?? Badly need a solution about it. Thanks in advance. :)