you mean i should do some thing like this ? :s 
use strict;

#-- Define in/out files
my $inf = "test.txt" ;

#-- variables and handles 
my $line; my $a; my $b; my @result;

@row = ((0) x 361);
@column = ((0) x 361);
my @Matrix = ( @row, @column);

#--Open the input and output files
open (IN,  "$inf") || die "Can't read $inf";

while ($line = <IN>)
{
 @result   = split(/\s+/, $line);
 $a = $result[0]; 
 $a = int($phi);
 $b = $result[1];
 $b = int($psi);

@Matrix[$row[($a+180)]][$column[($b+180)]] += 1;
   
}

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