Use of Imagesc to show more than one image on a single figure

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Hello,
please how can I use imagesc to display more than one image on a single figure using distinctive colors or what's the alternative to capture more than on image on a single figure.

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Oluwaseyi Aliu
Oluwaseyi Aliu on 22 Sep 2020
Thanks so much for your prompt response. The images were only divided into segments in the same figure; that is not what I want sir.
The attached showed exactly what I need; for example, red shows fluid 1, blue show fluid 2 and green show solid background.
Kindly check my attachment. Thanks in anticipation!
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 22 Sep 2020
You would need to imshow(rgbImage)
Note: watch out that your data range matches the datatype being used. If your arrays are double() then your data ranges should all be 0 to 1, but if your arrays are uint8() then your data ranges should be 0 to 255.

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 22 Sep 2020
Edited: Image Analyst on 22 Sep 2020
Try stitching them together if they're the same number of rows and color channels:
wideImage = [rgbImage1, rgbImage2];
imagesc(wideImage);
Use ind2rgb() if you have gray scale images that you want to pseudocolor:
rgbImage1 = ind2rgb(grayImage1, jet(256)); % Convert grayImage1 to color using the jet colormap.
rgbImage2 = ind2rgb(grayImage2, hsv(256)); % Convert grayImage2 to color using the hsv colormap.
wideImage = [rgbImage1, rgbImage2];
imagesc(wideImage);
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 22 Sep 2020
Try
rgbImage = cat(3, mat2gray(fluid1Image), mat2gray(solidBackground), mat2gray(fluid2Image));
imagesc(rgbImage);
This will scale all input images to the range 0-1 and put each into one of the color channels. It should be able to show up then.

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