Index in position 1 is invalid. Array indices must be positive integers or logical values.

function Out = RotationAlpha (In,deg)

[m,n]=size(In);

M=round(abs(n*sind(deg))+abs(m*cosd(deg)));

N=round(abs(m*sind(deg))+abs(n*cosd(deg)));

B=zeros(M,N,'uint8');

R=[abs(cosd(deg)),abs(sind(deg));abs(-sind(deg)),abs(cosd(deg))];

for x=1:m

for y= 1:n

i=x-m/2;

j=y-n/2;

D=R.*[i,j];

xn= round(D(1)) + round(M/2)

yn= round(D(2)) + round(N/2)

B(xn,yn) = In(i,j);

end

end

[Celia]

Index in position 1 is invalid. Array indices must be positive integers or logical values.

what is wrong please?

[Dyuman Joshi]

"what is wrong please?"

For the given input you have provided, either i or j (or both), which you are using as indices to In, are not positive integers.

Also, i and j are pre-defined to be the imaginary unit (i.e. square root of -1) in MATLAB, so (over-writing and) using them as indices is not generally suggested. You might want to change the name of the variables to avoid confusion.

Answer 1

[Harald]

Hi,

when encountering problems with functions, please also provide the inputs you used for calling the function.

Here, the function will fail if the number of rows or columns of In are odd since, as Dyuman writes, this will result in non-integer indices.

Also, observe the warnings provided by the Code Analyzer. Aside of missing semicolons, the output argument Out is not assigned.

Best wishes,

Harald