How to get onclick coordinate pixel value and location from an image?

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Xylo
Xylo le 24 Fév 2014
Modifié(e) : Alberto Zafra Navarro le 5 Fév 2024
Hey frndz, I am new in Matlab. Since 3months ago I am using matlab. Within these 3 months I just learned some matrix manipulation functionm addition, string handling etc. So I need all of your help. Please please help me............... How to get onclick coordinate pixel value and location from an image? Actually I want to get some location(x,y) and corresponding pixel value after clicking on image. how can I do this????????

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David Young
David Young le 24 Fév 2014
Modifié(e) : David Young le 24 Fév 2014
Use ginput
If you want to record multiple points, you can use something like the function that follows. You can easily modify it to display dots rather than lines between the points - check the documentation for the plot function.
function pts = readPoints(image, n)
%readPoints Read manually-defined points from image
% POINTS = READPOINTS(IMAGE) displays the image in the current figure,
% then records the position of each click of button 1 of the mouse in the
% figure, and stops when another button is clicked. The track of points
% is drawn as it goes along. The result is a 2 x NPOINTS matrix; each
% column is [X; Y] for one point.
%
% POINTS = READPOINTS(IMAGE, N) reads up to N points only.
if nargin < 2
n = Inf;
pts = zeros(2, 0);
else
pts = zeros(2, n);
end
imshow(image); % display image
xold = 0;
yold = 0;
k = 0;
hold on; % and keep it there while we plot
while 1
[xi, yi, but] = ginput(1); % get a point
if ~isequal(but, 1) % stop if not button 1
break
end
k = k + 1;
pts(1,k) = xi;
pts(2,k) = yi;
if xold
plot([xold xi], [yold yi], 'go-'); % draw as we go
else
plot(xi, yi, 'go'); % first point on its own
end
if isequal(k, n)
break
end
xold = xi;
yold = yi;
end
hold off;
if k < size(pts,2)
pts = pts(:, 1:k);
end
end
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Kaveh Vejdani
Kaveh Vejdani le 31 Juil 2019
The question remained unanswered. xi and yi are only the coordinates. Where is the pixel value captured?
Mrutyunjaya Hiremath
Mrutyunjaya Hiremath le 17 Mai 2020
pixels = impixel(image, pts(1,:), pts(2,:));

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst le 24 Fév 2014
If you don't need the value in your code but just want to interactive view the x,y and RGB as you mouse over the image, you can use impixelinfo().
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Xylo
Xylo le 25 Fév 2014
No, not at all. I need values as well as location.............

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Alberto Zafra Navarro
Alberto Zafra Navarro le 5 Fév 2024
Modifié(e) : Alberto Zafra Navarro le 5 Fév 2024
According to ChatGPT is easier to do:
function pts = readPoints(image, n)
%readPoints Read manually-defined points from image
% POINTS = READPOINTS(IMAGE, N) reads up to N points only.
imshow(image); % display image
[x,y] = ginput(n);
pts = [x y];
end

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