If I have to create a number with a boolean matrix, is it possible to flip a column but still conserve it on its original position? How?

function A = pinta_display(num)

A = ones(150,100);

if num == 1
      A (20:130,70:80) = 0;
     imshow(A) 
     % Here 1 is drawn on the left, could I flip it to the left and still conserve it on the right? How?
end






end

Answer 1

[KALYAN ACHARJYA]

"is it possible to flip a column but still conserve it on its original position? How?

No

Any matrix elements positions are specify by row and column number. Say matrix A. A(i,j), here i represents the row number and j represents the coumn number. If you flip the column number, then j value is change. But if the matricices elements with all 1 or 0, then if yoy flip the any rows or column, the resultant matrices represennts the same.

Or Is this you are looking for?

function A = pinta_display(num)
A=ones(150,100);
if num==1
   A (20:130,70:80)=0; 
   A (20:130,20:30)=0;
   imshow(A)
   % Here 1 is drawn on the left, could I flip it to the left and still conserve it on the right? How?
end
end