.mat converstion to jpg png jpeg etc
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How i can convert the whole data set into jpg jpeg formate from .mat formate?  currently each image is in .mat formate
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  Walter Roberson
      
      
 il 11 Apr 2021
				Is it one mat file for each image? Is the variable name in the mat file consistent? 
Are all images in the same .mat file? Are they in separate variables?
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  Gayathri
 il 10 Giu 2025
        Inorder to convert the images in '.mat' format to '.jpg', we should load each file and then convert using a "for loop". Please refer to the code below for achieving the same.
% Specify the folder containing the .mat files
folderPath = 'path_to_your_mat_files'; % Replace with your folder path
matFiles = dir(fullfile(folderPath, '*.mat')); % Get all .mat files
% Loop through each .mat file
for k = 1:length(matFiles)
    % Load the .mat file
    matFileName = fullfile(folderPath, matFiles(k).name);
    data = load(matFileName);
    % Extract the image data (adjust the variable name as necessary)
    img = data.imageData; % Replace 'imageData' with the actual variable name
    % Convert to uint8 if necessary
    img = im2uint8(img); % Ensure the image is in the correct format
    % Create a filename for the output image
    [~, name, ~] = fileparts(matFiles(k).name); % Get the base name of the file
    outputFileName = fullfile(folderPath, [name, '.jpg']); % Change extension to .jpg
    % Save the image
    imwrite(img, outputFileName);
end
The above code is written assuming that each image is stored in a separate '.mat' file. If it is a single MAT file for all images please modify the code accordingly.
For more information on "imwrite" function, refer to the following documentation link.
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