Error showing that input arguments are double.

I have written a program to compare two binary images. Both inputs are logical. But when I run the program it says "Undefined function 'ccc' for input arguments of type 'double". What does it mean and what I have to do? Please help me.

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We would need to see your code.
What shows up if you use
which ccc
?
ccc is the function file name

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Answers (1)

MATLAB converts logical variables to real doubles if you use them to calculate:
a = true;
b = true;
c = a + b
c =
2
class_a = class(a)
class_b = class(b)
class_c = class(c)
class_a =
logical
class_b =
logical
class_c =
double

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kiruthika r’s ‘Answer’ moved here:
how to convert an input image with input argument type unit8 to binary image?
The im2bw function is your friend here!

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on 15 Feb 2016

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