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Old August 2nd, 2007, 11:02 AM
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Having problem coding for Shoe print identification(Matlab)

Hi everyone.....ya currently i am doing my final year project...and it is about shoe print identification... so can anyone of u guys help with the source code...? Well if u guys have source code for thumbprint recognition, it is more than enough for me as reference already...Thanks in advance..

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well...if u guys can help than that will be good..anyway...i juz need some code for reference...coz currently i need to develop the shoe print algorithm from scratch and some more i dont have strong foundation in matlab so it is pretty hard for me though.....

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ok i know....thx...will come back to u guys once i am having problems wif coding...

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juz want to ask how to make all the elements in matrix to postivie number. Let say Y=[2, -4, 3] . All i want is change -4 to positive number using matlab. Thx a lot....

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juz want to ask how to make all the elements in matrix to postivie number. Let say Y=[2, -4, 3] . All i want is change -4 to positive number using matlab. Thx a lot....


Loop through Y (that's your list of [2, -4, 3]) and add each item to a new list. If the item is less than 0 (negative), then call the abs function on that item and then add it to the new list. I don't have Matlab or one of its clones to write working code to do this, but the concept is simple.

http://www.math.ufl.edu/help/matlab-tutorial/

Matlab seems to be a simple language. It might even be easiest to use recursion to solve your problem.

Update: After 5 - 10 minutes of studying the Matlab language and having installed Octave (Matlab clone that I can use on my Mac) prior to that, I've found the solution (which is too easy).

Code:
y = [2, -4, 3]
for i = 1:length (y),
   if y (i) < 0,
      y (i) = abs (y (i));
   end
end


Either they aren't teaching the language very well, or you have not been paying attention. This is the first time I've ever touched Matlab.

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