create a function to rotate a 4-dimensional array about the fourth dimension by a specified angle in matlab

Here's an example function that rotates a 4-dimensional array about the fourth dimension by a specified angle using the built-in Matlab function imrotate:

main.m
function rotatedArray = rotate4DArray(inputArray, angle)
% Rotates a 4-dimensional array about the fourth dimension by a specified angle
% using the built-in Matlab function "imrotate"
%
% Inputs:
% inputArray - the 4-dimensional array to be rotated
% angle - the angle (in degrees) by which to rotate the array
%
% Output:
% rotatedArray - the rotated 4-dimensional array

% Get the size of the input array
arraySize = size(inputArray);

% Preallocate the output array
rotatedArray = zeros(arraySize);

% Loop over the fourth dimension
for i = 1:arraySize(4)
    % Extract the i-th slice of the array in the fourth dimension
    slice = squeeze(inputArray(:,:,:,i));
    % Rotate the slice by the specified angle
    rotatedSlice = imrotate(slice, angle, 'bicubic', 'crop');
    % Insert the rotated slice into the output array
    rotatedArray(:,:,:,i) = rotatedSlice;
end
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Note that this function assumes that the dimensions of the array are ordered such that the fourth dimension is the one that should be rotated, and that the first three dimensions define the shape of each slice in the fourth dimension. The function first gets the size of the input array, preallocates an output array of the same size, and then loops over each slice in the fourth dimension. For each slice, the slice is extracted, rotated using imrotate, and then inserted into the output array.

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