I would like to set the values that are less than 0.0038 to one (1), and the rest of the values will be zeros (0), then I need to calculate the number of ones in the following matrix (berMap_mean) that has the size 41*41.
What I have done is:
First, I applied a condition that must show me a matrix with the same size that has 0 and 1 with the below condition
isSmaller = berMap_mean(berMap_mean < 0.0038);
isSmaller must be a matrix that has only zeros and ones of the same size of the above matrix due to the above condition as shown below.
Then I wanted to calculate the number of ones in the above-sketched matrix with the following condition.
numSmaller = sum(sum(isSmaller(:) == 1));
Then apply the following equation
Coverage_area = (numSmaller/(41*41))*400
But I couldn’t get the matrix that I wanted in the first condition but I got something different as shown below, and the second two following conditions are showing me nothing.
Any assistance, please? You can consider the berMap_mean any random map with the size of 41*41 double.
%% Calculate the coverage area
isSmaller = berMap_mean(berMap_mean < 0.0038);
numSmaller = sum(sum(isSmaller(:) == 1));
Coverage_area = (numSmaller/(41*41))*400
>Solution :
Your expression for isSmaller looks right, that will give you a logical array the same size as berMap_mean. You can simplify the next expressions by using nnz to count the number of non-zero elements, and numel to count the number of elements.
fractionSmaller = nnz(isSmaller) / numel(isSmaller)