How do I map the elements of one matrix to another?

I am trying to transform a matrix A to A' where the indices are transformed by:

• y' = x
• x' = 1024-y

I am currently using the code:

for x = 1:1024
for y = 1:1024
  f{x,y} = b(1024-y,x);
end; 
end

but am getting a "Subscript indices must either be real positive integers or logicals." error. Any suggestions on how to do this?

Answer 1

[Stephen23]

If b has 1024 rows then you will need:

1+1024-y

otherwise the lowest calculated index value will be zero (MATLAB indexing starts at one).

Better alternative: doing this in a loop is likely not very efficient, you should simply use indexing directly, e.g.:

fliplr(b.')

or

b(end:-1:1,:).'

and then wrap it in num2cell.

[Noah Huffman]

Thanks a ton!

[Stephen23]

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