ca_analyze.py fails at MATLAB with "Index exceeds matrix dimensions"

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What steps will reproduce the problem?

1. In accordance with the log below, go to Google_logos on Astana
2. clean the hiperspace project directory of all but images/
3. from above, run ca_analyze.py -m images hiperspace

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

I expected ca_analyze to finish -- instead, the process quit in the middle
of the MATLAB portion job (see log below). Results.txt was empty, etc.
Also, there was something strange: adaptiveColorQ.txt was inside /images

I've attached the image file that MATLAB failed on, in case some kind of
formatting was the cause.


LOG:

Astana:Google_logos jeremydouglass$ ca_analyze.py -m images hiperspace

Error: importing config.py
Processing line...
/Applications/Programming/softwarestudies/scripts/line -d hiperspace/lines
--preset high hiperspace/images
[line]Processing...1stdayofschool08.jpg
[line]Processing...4th_birthday.jpg
[line]Processing...5th_birthday.jpg

[...]

[line]Processing...yuri_gagarin.jpg
Processing UniformColorQ...
/Applications/Programming/softwarestudies/scripts/uniformColorQ -q 2
hiperspace/images 
[uniformColorQ]Processing...1stdayofschool08.jpg
[uniformColorQ]Processing...4th_birthday.jpg

[...]

uniformColorQ]Processing...yuri_gagarin.jpg
Processing AdaptiveColorQ...
/Applications/Programming/softwarestudies/scripts/adaptiveColorQ -n 16 -k 2
/Volumes/SWS02/projects/jeremy/images/Google_logos/hiperspace/images/ 
matlab -nodisplay -nojvm -r
"path(path,'/Applications/Programming/softwarestudies/matlab/adaptiveColorQ');
adaptiveColorQ('/Volumes/SWS02/projects/jeremy/images/Google_logos/hiperspace/im
ages/',16,2);
exit;"

[...]

[matlab-adaptiveColorQ]../Volumes/SWS02/projects/jeremy/images/Google_logos/hipe
rspace/images/elsalvador_independence08.jpg
[matlab-adaptiveColorQ]../Volumes/SWS02/projects/jeremy/images/Google_logos/hipe
rspace/images/escher.jpg
??? Index exceeds matrix dimensions.

Error in ==> adaptiveColorQ at 46
            fprintf(resultf,',%.4f,%.4f,%.4f',T(j,4:6));
EDU>> 

Original issue reported on code.google.com by jeremydouglass@gmail.com on 8 Sep 2009 at 8:11

Attachments:

• escher.jpg