uint322colcode.m

toolbox of BVQX, This is the access between BV and matlab. It will help you to analysis data from BV

function outarray = uint322colcode(inarray)
% uint322colcode  - convert from uint32 to colcode array
%
% FORMAT:       outarray = uint322colcode(inarray)
%
% Input fields:
%
%       inarray     Nx1 (or 1xN) input array of type uint32
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% Output fields:
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%       outarray    Nx4 double array
%                   (n, 1) = color index or NaN
%                   (n, 2) = red component (0...255)
%                   (n, 3) = green component (0...255)
%                   (n, 4) = blue component (0...255)
%
% See also colcode2uint32

% Version:  v0.6f
% Build:    7061811
% Date:     Jun-18 2007, 11:42 AM CET
% Author:   Jochen Weber, Brain Innovation, B.V., Maastricht, NL
% URL/Info: http://wiki.brainvoyager.com/BVQXtools

% argument check
if nargin ~= 1 || ...
   ~isa(inarray, 'uint32')
    error( ...
        'BVQXtools:BadArgument', ...
        'Bad/missing input argument supplied.' ...
    );
end

% linearize array
inarray = double(inarray(:));

% produce output array
outarray = zeros(length(inarray), 4);
outarray(:, 1) = NaN;

% index color range and moduli
idxcolormin = 63 * 16777216;
idxcolormax = 64 * 16777216;
rmodulus = 16777216;
gmodulus = 65536;
bmodulus = 256;

% get colors with indices
idxcolor = find((inarray <  idxcolormin) | (inarray >= idxcolormax));
rgbcolor = find((inarray >= idxcolormin) & (inarray <  idxcolormax));

% set index
outarray(idxcolor, 1) = inarray(idxcolor);

% fill those correctly
outarray(rgbcolor, 2) = floor(mod(inarray(rgbcolor, 1), rmodulus) / 65536);
outarray(rgbcolor, 3) = floor(mod(inarray(rgbcolor, 1), gmodulus) / 256);
outarray(rgbcolor, 4) = mod(inarray(rgbcolor, 1), bmodulus);