Error: Index exceeds matrix dimensions.
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Hi, Why do I get this message "Index exceeds matrix dimensions."??. At first I thought it was because that I named a variable with function name then I used "exist checkname " function to check and it gave me 0. So I'm still confused what might be the problem!
Code:
for k= 1: length(finalx); row3= ceil(finalx(k)*(10000+diffy3)); col3= ceil(finaly(k)*(10000+diffx3)); widthless= 3; widthmore=3; valuer3(k)= sum(B3((row3-widthless):(row3+widthmore),col3)); end figure(16) plot(finaly*(10000+diffx3),finalx*(10000+diffy3-widthless),'.g',... finaly*(10000+diffx3),finalx*(10000+diffy3+widthmore),'.r')
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Image Analyst
il 20 Feb 2014
Modificato: Image Analyst
il 20 Feb 2014
You need to tell us the entire error message. That means ALL THE RED TEXT. Don't snip or paraphrase. Then, whatever variables you see on that line, do a whos on:
whos finalx
whos diffy3
and so on. Then tell us what you find. One of the indexes will be more than the size of the array.
Oh, also, read this: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/13205-tutorial-how-to-format-your-question-with-markup so we'll be able to understand your code.
Lujain
il 20 Feb 2014
Lujain
il 20 Feb 2014
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Dishant Arora
il 20 Feb 2014
dbstop if error
try debugging your code using dbstop, it will tell when actually this error occurs.
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Dishant Arora
il 20 Feb 2014
Modificato: Dishant Arora
il 20 Feb 2014
type that in your command window and then run your code.
dbstop if error
YourScriptName % or run it directly from the editorwindow
Check out for your loop variables in the workspace after that
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