it's possible to velocize this loop?
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orig=Sis(i).dailyprof;
xx=orig;
yy=Sis(i).Ntradess;
x1=find(xx);
last=-1;
for i=numel(x1):-1:1
if yy(x1(i))~=last
last=yy(x1(i));
xx(x1(i))
xx(x1(i))=xx(x1(i))-k;
xx(x1(i))
end
end
class(xx) double
class(YY) double
%%CHECK!
%k=[orig xx yy];
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ProblemSolver
on 18 Aug 2023
Edited: Walter Roberson
on 18 Aug 2023
Please read this and ask your question again properly:
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Bruno Luong
on 18 Aug 2023
Edited: Bruno Luong
on 18 Aug 2023
@piero Your question/code is awfully asked: no comment, no description, cannot run as it is, debug code left over, etc....
load('matlab_orig.mat')
load('matlab_yy.mat')
xx = orig;
k = 100;
x1 = find(xx);
last=-1;
for i=numel(x1):-1:1
if yy(x1(i))~=last
last=yy(x1(i));
xx(x1(i))=xx(x1(i))-k;
end
end
xx2 = orig;
x1 = find(xx2);
yyx1 = yy(x1);
last = x1([diff(yyx1(:))~=0; true]);
xx2(last) = xx2(last) - k;
isequal(xx, xx2)
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ProblemSolver
on 18 Aug 2023
However, to the understanding what you are looking for is VECTORIZING the loop:
First, you should change 'find to logical indexing:
x1 = logical(orig);
Then, pre-allocate xx and yy to avoid repeated memory allocations:
xx = zeros(size(orig));
yy = zeros(size(orig));
The MAIN part I guess what you are looking for:
last = [0; yy(x1(1:end-1))];
mask = [yy(x1) ~= last];
xx(x1) = orig(x1) - k;
xx(x1(mask)) = xx(x1(mask)) - k;
Now you can use bsxfun to vectorize the difference operation:
mask = [true; diff(yy(x1))~=0];
xx(x1) = orig(x1) - k*double(bsxfun(@times, mask, ones(sum(x1),1)));
For optimization, the class checks should be avoided and just use 'double'
xx = double(zeros(size(orig)));
yy = double(zeros(size(orig)));
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