Array indices must be positive integers or logical values (image processing)

x = imread('cameraman.jpg');
[M,N]=size(x)
for i=1:M
for j=1:N
I=x(i,j);
x(i,j)=xL(I)+( L(I)*lambda(i,j) );
end
end
where
xL is 1x256 dimension, xL is 1x256 dimension, and lambda is 256x256 dimension which is same with x that has 256x256 dimension.
I get this error:
Array indices must be positive integers or logical values.
Error in edge_enhancing (line 134)
x(i,j)=xL(I)+( L(I)*lambda(i,j) );
Ple

 Accepted Answer

I=x(i,j); % here I will be pixel value of image, it cannot be a index
x(i,j)=xL(I)+( L(I)*lambda(i,j) );
Note that in MATLAB indices should be positive integers or logicals.
A = rand(10) ;
A(1) % no error
A(10) % no error
A(5,4) % no error
A(-1) % error
A(0) % error
A(23.5) % error

3 Comments

Alright. Thanks for your answer.
All I want is:
Suppose I = x(1,2) = 250 (intensity of the pixel).
I want to compute x(1,2)=xL(250) + ( L(250)*lambda(1,2) );
So how can I compute the x(i,j) if the pixel value can't be an index :(
Try using double/logical. If the vlaue is 250, it should work. Read about double. But I am surprised..why you want to index with a pixel value.
using double will output the same thing. I want to index with a pixel value because I want to multiply lambda with the L in k-intensity.

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