I want to extract only those matrix elements that have value 255 and to present it as a (x,y,z) data set where x and y should correspond to index i,j of matrix S. Indices i and j are important |
Of course the indices would be important, as all the z values would be 255 anyway, right?
The task sure is not difficult but you would have to be more precise in respect to what way you would like the extracted data to be presented. In your matrix S there are 1008 pixels with value 255.
What should that (x,y,z) represent:
- a 1x3 matrix consisting of three vectors with 1008 elements? This is what Valery's programm would output. The last vector would consists of 255s only
- a single vector with 1008 elelement, each of which is a 1x3 matrices consisting of i, j index and 255 as third value?
- a 1008x3 matrix (which you would get by augmenting the three vectors from 1.)?
Writing your own small program gives you more control and its easier to modify if needed, but as you are interested in the indices only (data values would be 255 for all) you might consider using the match function. "match(255,S)" returns a vector of 1008 elements, each of which is a 2-element vector consisting of the indices of S, where the value 255 was found.
