GUI input pixel range from inputdlg

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Hi Everyone, can anyone help?
1) I am making a GUI for image segmentation.
2)In my GUI, I ask for a input number and display the respective slice. I use inputdlg command.
3)In the second step. I have to select few pixel coordinates and concate them together (please see example). These pixel ranges have to be 'hand picked' using the data cursor from the displayed image. And feed in to another input dilog box which is generated using inputdlg command.
example :
X1=A(326:345,106:113);
AA = (X1(:);X2(:).....)
3) The problem is, in the second step, I cannot use data cursor to retrieve pixel coordinates from the displayed image.
if true
% code
AA = getappdata(handles.select_call, 'AA');
prompt = {'Enter slice no. for training'};
dlg_title = 'Input';
num_lines = 1;
def = {'1'};
answer = inputdlg(prompt,dlg_title,num_lines,def);
numbr= str2double(answer);
A = AA(:,:,numbr);
size(A);
axes(handles.axes7);
imagesc(A); axis equal; color all; title('slice no. for traning');
x = inputdlg({'X1','X2','X3','X4','X5','X6','X7'},...
'pixel range from image.format',[1 20; 1 20;1 20; 1 20; 1 20; 1 20; 1 20]);
data = str2double(x);
data
end
Best wishes, Swarup
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Swarup
Swarup on 24 Aug 2014
Hi Adam,
I am not getting an error message. The code runs fine. I need a trick, to collect pixel coordinates and feed it in to a dilog box.
The GUI first asks for an image slice and displays it. Then asks for pixel coordinates. By the time pixel coordinate window pop out. I cannot access the image. (i.e I can see the image in the axes window but cannot use the data cursor to extract pixel coordinates.)
I hope its clear. feel free to ask again if you don't understand.
Regards, Swarup
Geoff Hayes
Geoff Hayes on 24 Aug 2014
Swarup - where is your code to get the pixel coordinates? You state I have to select few pixel coordinates and concate them together (please see example). Is this the
x = inputdlg({'X1','X2','X3','X4','X5','X6','X7'},...
'pixel range from image.format',[1 20; 1 20;1 20; 1 20; 1 20; 1 20; 1 20]);
So an input dialog appears with 7 edit fields that you want to be populated by the user or the user using a data cursor? If the latter why pop up the dialog asking the user for input?

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 24 Aug 2014
Why not simply use rbbox() or imrect() to let the user select the rectangle in your image?
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Swarup
Swarup on 26 Aug 2014
Dear Mr Analyst and Goeff,
The use of function rbbox(), imrect() and ginput() serves my purpose to collect data coordinates. Although as Goeff hinted, I have to write a code to collect data and concate them together.
provides insight to approach it.
Thanks guys,
Regards, Swarup

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