Fereydoon_Shekofte

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the outstanding features of this release are incredible !

What happens when such Facilities falls into the hands of scientists ?

you mathematicaly proved that LOVE exist

 

 

I wish one day I could win the Möbius prize ...

summum bonum

@Alejandro Jakubi 

thanks for branching ...

i do not know why while copying and pasting subscripts lik this , the structure of the original expression don't remain intact ?

 

subscriptions are messed

@Alejandro Jakubi 

so dummy i didn't notic to it so far :(

@Carl Love thanks a lot for your attention !

in this 64x64 pixel image is a Khaki circle with RGB values [240, 230, 140]

color extraction

 

now my purpose is to manipulate only the pixels that located on the khaki circle and change their colors regardless of rest of image ...

by this way i want to extract the positions first , then count them , and assign new color values to them according to my custom function !

 

sincerely for your instruction !

i have an image processing project that is relevant to finding the coordinate of special pixels in an image

the only command i know for my purpose is ArrayTools[SearchArray]

http://www.maplesoft.com/support/help/Maple/view.aspx?path=ArrayTools/SearchArray

but unfortunately it only return two indices (usabele only for monochrom images , not RGB images) and also it match all nonzero values but i need exact value ! ( do you have a better offer ? )

then i found my desierd function in mathematica : PixelValuePositions

document

 

as you see it return the indices in the form : {{x,y} , ..}

i am not very familiar with mathematica and i have to do my project in maple and as you know

for making an array from indices the construction is (x,y)=value ...

i will become so glad if you know an efficient different way ?

 

now i think we have the equivalent ++ operator here !

now i think we have the equivalent ++ operator here !

indeed

i should try it :-)

indeed

i should try it :-)

i wondered that i can't figure your way myself ! really smart

I do not see, how a C-style '++' would answer your question

i will try to show it in another example but i need some time ...

i wondered that i can't figure your way myself ! really smart

I do not see, how a C-style '++' would answer your question

i will try to show it in another example but i need some time ...


that way is too long for my purpose !

because i need the value of the counter while generating the sequences ( that is only a simple example , i have a complex nested sequences ... )

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