How to store a color and location in a matrix?

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Sang
Sang il 25 Ott 2022
Modificato: Stephen23 il 30 Ott 2022
I am trying to locate the colors in this image and put them into a matrix. My thoughts were to somehow define the colors, then mark their location and put them into a 3x3 matrix. I also have a BW image of this. This is for a Rubiks cube, so all sides will have to be checked like this, then be compiled into a 3d model of the cube. From there I should be able to figure out a way to solve it.
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Sang
Sang il 25 Ott 2022
any one there having the answer ..please reply.....
Sang
Sang il 25 Ott 2022
any one there please answer....

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KALYAN ACHARJYA
KALYAN ACHARJYA il 25 Ott 2022
Modificato: KALYAN ACHARJYA il 25 Ott 2022
#Easy way (Not Efficient too)
test_image=imread('image_file_name.jpeg'); %Change the image file name with format
[rows,clom,ch]=size(test_image);
cell_data=cell(rows,clom);
for i=1:2%rows
for j=1:2%colm
cell_data{i,j}=[test_image(i,j,1),test_image(i,j,2),test_image(i,j,3)];
end
end
Here cell_data is a cell array having R,G,B color values of individual pixel, whereas cell element indices represent the indices of the pixel itself.
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Sang
Sang il 26 Ott 2022
what I mean now is to include that image in the matrix color range above
Stephen23
Stephen23 il 30 Ott 2022
Modificato: Stephen23 il 30 Ott 2022
Do not use such a complex, inefficient, indirect, insecure, slow, obfuscated approach for accessing the fields of HANDLES. You do NOT need to call evil EVAL, when you can simply use the syntax shown here:
For example, replace this anti-pattern code:
color = eval(sprintf('get(handles.%s,''String'')',current));
with this neat, simple, and very efficient code:
color = get(handles.(current),'String');
Tip for the future: if you find yourself using EVAL (120 times!) just to do something as simple as accessing your data, then you are doing something wrong.

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