MATLAB: Cropping all images in a folder with different coordinates

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i use the following MATLAB code to crop all images in a folder, it works perfectly but the problem is that it crops all the images with the same coordinates, what i want is to crop each image with specific coordinate. the coordinates of the images exist in a table in order, for example the coordinates of the image 1 are in row 1 and so on. here is the code to get the coordinates in a table:
filename = 'fich.txt';
fid = fopen(filename);
A = textscan(fid, '%*s%*s%*s%*s%f%f%*f');
res = cell2mat(A);
res(isnan(res))=300;
fclose(fid)
and here is the code that cropps all images with the same coordinates:
% operating all pictures in a folder
clear all
close all
clc
dname_open = ('myfold')         ; %Default Directory To be Opened
dname_save = ('myfold-cropped')      ;
test = 0 ; % 0 - does every file in folder, 1 - only does first file
%%Set up basic file name path to read
top_file= [dname_open '\']   ;   %Set up main database to open and look inside
ls_top_file    = ls(top_file)    ;   %List Files inside main folder
c   = cellstr(ls_top_file)       ;   %Turn cells from ls function into strings
cc   = c(3:length(c))  ; %Set up a matrix without the . and .. produces by the ls function
S = size(cc)   ;   %Find the size of matrix containing names of files inside of main database
a   = 1  ;   %This counter is set to 3 to account for the . and .. at the beggining of each matrix created by ls
S(1)
while a <= S(1)
    close all
    file                                = char(cellstr([top_file char(cc(a))]))     ;   %File to be operated on
    data_n                              = char(cc(a))
    file_name                           = char(cc(a))                               ;
% Operations on files in folder
imagename = (file_name) ;
%Input image image
fileToRead2 = [dname_open '\' imagename] ;
I = imread(fileToRead2);
%I2 = imcrop(I, rect) crops the image I. rect is a four-element position
%vector[xmin ymin width height] that specifies the size and position of the crop rectangle.
I2 = imcrop(I,[189.5 1.5 588 1022]);
imshow(I2,'Border','tight')
set(gcf, 'PaperPositionMode', 'auto');
h = gcf ;
saveas(h, [dname_save '\' 'z_' imagename ], 'pgm');
if test == 1
    fprintf('breaking loop to set axis - test==1')
    break
end
      a                                   = a+1                                       ;
  end
thank you

Best Answer

Get the values from your table and use them in imcrop. Let's say the table is called croppingRects.
thisCroppingRect = croppingRects(rowNumber, :);
Then pass it into imcrop:
% Instead of 
% I2 = imcrop(I,[189.5 1.5 588 1022])
% Do this:
I2 = imcrop(I, thisCroppingRect)
By the way, please don't use I as a variable. It looks too much like 1 and l.
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