Assignment has more non-singleton rhs dimensions than non-singleton subscripts

hi i have a problem can help me??

for k = 1:number_of_file

Img = imread(fullfile(name_folder,name_file(k).name));

hsv = rgb2hsv(Img);

v = hsv(:,:,3);

bw = im2bw(v,0.9);

bw = medfilt2(~bw,[5,5]);

bw = imfill(bw,'holes');

bw = bwareaopen(bw,1000);

str = strel('square',10);

bw = imdilate(bw,str);

s = regionprops(bw, 'all');

area = cat(1,s.Area);

perimeter = cat(1,s.Perimeter);

eccentricity = cat(1,s.Eccentricity);

mayor = cat(1,s.MajorAxisLength);

minor = cat(1,s.MinorAxisLength);

character(k,1) = area;

character(k,2) = perimeter;

character(k,3) = eccentricity;

character(k,4) = mayor;

character(k,5) = minor;

end

Assignment has more non-singleton rhs dimensions than non-singleton subscripts

Error in train (line 40)

character(k,1) = area;

anyone can help??

Answer 1

[Benjamin Kraus]

The output from regionprops is a struct array (meaning, there may be more than one region, so the struct array may have multiple entries). It looks like you are accomodating that by calling area = cat(1, s.Area) which is going to create a column vector. But, that means area is a column vector. If area is a column vector and k is a scalar, you are trying to stuff a vector of multiple values into a single location.

You don't indicate in your code what type of variable character is. If you haven't initialized it, it will default to a standard double matrix, and that is likely why you are getting that error.

The way to fix that depends heavilty on your intended goal, but one approach would be to replace character witha cell-array instead of a regular numeric matrix.

k = 1;
character = {};
area = [100;200;300];
character{k,1} = area;

[yudha sandi]

thanks for the advice i will try it. hope it works