Function inside for loop not working

2 min readMar 3, 2022

Hi,

I am trying to iterate the diagonal filling of a previously defined, 0 valued hypercube object with a for loop of the following form:

EDIT — REMAINING CODE:

% Load and adjust test image, convert to .png (probably unnecessary)
    addpath('D:\Users\Peter\Desktop\Masterarbeit\Messdaten\Bilder_Einfach');
    img = imread('BspBild_1.jpg');
    imwrite(img, 'BspBild.png');
    img = double(rgb2gray(imread('BspBild.png')));
    img = rescale(img);
    sz = size(img);
% Create empty hypercube
    zerocube = zeros(detformat_y, 2*detformat_x, n_lambda);
    hcube = hypercube(zerocube, wavelengths);
% Add image to the first band
    hcube = assignData(hcube, 1:411, detformat_x/2+1:640+detformat_x/2, 1, img);
% Show image as first hypercube band (for testing reasons)
    figure(2)
    imshow(hcube.DataCube(:, :, 1))
    title('Cube-Ausschnitt')
% loop to "shear" image in the wavelength direction EDIT - END
    for k = 1:n_lambda        % n_lambda is the number of bands
        temp = img(:, k);     % img is the monochromatic image that should fill a diagonal line
        hcube = assignData(hcube, :, k, k, temp);
    end

the function assignData is defined in the Image Processing Toolbox Hyperspectral Imaging Library and works fine outside the for loop.

Whenever I try to execute the code it gives me “Unrecognized function or variable ‘assignData’.” in the line with this function.

Since directly indexing inside the hcube.DataCube object is not possible this function seems to be the only option to change hyperspectral data.

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One possible explanation for the observed behavior is that the variable hcube does not actually contain a hypercube object when the call to assignData happens inside your for-loop. Since we don’t see the code before the for-loop, I can’t really guess at why that might be. I recommend that you use the debugger and single-step through your code, making sure that the variables contain what you think they should contain at each step.

Also, does your real code include the single quotes around the colon character in the call to assignData? I don’t this code will work as it is written here, without the single quotes.

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