Error using reshape To RESHAPE the number of elements must not change.

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how can i fix this error ? Error using reshape To RESHAPE the number of elements must not change.
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Stephen23
Stephen23 on 19 Oct 2018
Edited: Stephen23 on 19 Oct 2018
"how can i fix this error ?"
Simple: don't try to reshape an array into a size that has a different number of elements.

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Guillaume
Guillaume on 19 Oct 2018
LocalMean must have size(V,1)^2 elements for your reshape to work. As the error message tells you, it hasn't. Since we have no idea what V is and thus how LocalMean is related to it, we can't tell you how to fix it.
Clearly, your code is not behaving the way you expect so you should check what it actually does by using the debugger. Step through your code line by line, see where it behaves differently frm what you expected and fix that.
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 19 Oct 2018
Wow, that's some complicated code. Just simply use conv2() or imfilter(), and not use im2col() and padarray() and all that other stuff and you should be fine. Upload both your images if you still have a problem.
Guillaume
Guillaume on 19 Oct 2018
There's not a single comment in your code so we have no idea what it's trying to do.
I notice that the code you've posted is also different from the one in your screenshot. In particular, you've changed the size of the matrix you're trying to reshape to, so hopefully you've already found one bug. I'm afraid you'll have to find the rest of the bugs yourself. Again, use the debugger.
Considering you're doing some padding on some of the variables used to calculate LocalMean and possibly do some padding on V (no idea what fakepad does) have you check that the padding match?
There's clearly a bug in your calculation of LocalMean since you use the exact same code to calculate Vcol and Bcol (both based on BackgroundMask) so your ColMat is simply Vcol.^2 and Bcol is not needed. Not that this would affect the size of LocalMean.

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madhan ravi
madhan ravi on 19 Oct 2018
An example to illustrate:
a= rand(4,13) %your vector which needs to be reshaped
numel(a)
reshape(a,m,n) % keep in mind m times n should be equal to numel(a) - meaning number of elements
reshape(a,n,m)

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