I have written a function for converting 3D values into 2D, but not able to get it working may be I am parsing the wrong values.
I am passing the value in the valuse
as 2 coordinates and trying to get into Output
in 2D. Can anyone please do the correction in the function below and help me in running the function?
% Perspective Projection
function Output = perspective_projection(Input)
Output = zeros(size(Input));
for ii = 1: length(Input)
Output(ii,1) = Input(ii,1)/Input(ii,3);
Output(ii,2)=Input(ii,2)/Input(ii,3);
end
value = [6,4,2];
[a1,b1] = perspective_projection(a1)
If I understand you correctly, you should rewrite your function as:
function Output = perspective_projection(Input)
Output = bsxfun(@rdivide, Input(:,1:2), Input(:,3));
end
or, judging from the way you seem to be calling it:
function [OutputX,OutputY] = perspective_projection(Input)
OutputX = Input(:,1)./Input(:,3);
OutputY = Input(:,2)./Input(:,3);
end
Note that your function is quite simple (I wouldn't even use a function):
[X,Y] = deal(Input(:,1)./Input(:,3), Input(:,2)./Input(:,3));
As for your original function: the error is in the initialization:
function Output = perspective_projection(Input)
%// WRONG: this initializes a 3D array!
Output = zeros(size(Input));
%// ...but you want a 2D array
for ii = 1: length(Input)
Output(ii,1) = Input(ii,1)/Input(ii,3);
Output(ii,2) = Input(ii,2)/Input(ii,3);
end
end
and of course, the multiple outputs (but it's not quite clear to me whether you want that or not...)