[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #41851] ind2rgb tests

[Carnë Draug]

Update of bug #41851 (project octave):

                  Status:                    None => Invalid                

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Follow-up Comment #4:

I second Rik's opinion.

Ignoring the case of the class explanation, you will notice that in your
example, the indexed image has indices with a value of "zero" and "one" (the
first and third row of the first column). From your example, it seems that
Matlab assigns the same colour to both of them. How come two different indices
give the same colour when there's no repeated colours in the colormap?

This is yet another case where Matlab returns rubbish due to improper input
check. A matrix of class double is only an indexed image if all values are
positive integers. Rather than returning a wrong answer, Octave gives an
error. That sounds right to me so I'm marking this as invalid.

Another suggestion. Instead of using


img_double = double (img) + 1;


I'll instead recommend to use the image package which has a set of functions
meant to convert an image between different types. If they are indexed, you
can do


im2double (img, "indexed")


which handles all the details for you.

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