Comparing a number matrix to certain values and storing it in another array / matrix
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Hello
To give a background on what im working on. I have a 20x20 matrix that consists of numbers between 1 and 5, i want to be able compare each number to a certain range so if the range was 1-2 i'd want all number between 1 and 2 inclusive to display a number 1. If the range was 3-4 i want all numbers that fall in the range to display a number 2 in another 20x20 matrix. In essence i want to display another matrix showing numbers that fall within each range and using a given display value for it,
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  Image Analyst
      
      
 on 25 Aug 2020
				Original question, in case he deletes it like he's done with other posts:
Hello
To give a background on what im working on. I have a 20x20 matrix that consists of numbers between 1 and 5, i want to be able compare each number to a certain range so if the range was 1-2 i'd want all number between 1 and 2 inclusive to display a number 1. If the range was 3-4 i want all numbers that fall in the range to display a number 2 in another 20x20 matrix. In essence i want to display another matrix showing numbers that fall within each range and using a given display value for it,
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  Brandon Eidson
    
 on 5 Oct 2016
        
      Edited: Brandon Eidson
    
 on 6 Oct 2016
  
      Hey Wilhelm,
Because your ranges are from one integer to the next, you can accomplish your desired workflow using the "floor" command. Its documentation is below.
https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/floor.html
Here is a brief example that creates a matrix with random numbers between 1 and 5, then uses the "floor" method to bin the numbers to the closest, smaller integer.
>> example = 1+(4*(rand(3)))
example =
      1.3034    4.1167    3.2753
      1.2158    4.7360    2.8776
      3.1232    1.5196    1.0476
 >> floor(example)
ans =
       1     4     3
       1     4     2
       3     1     1
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  Thorsten
      
      
 on 6 Oct 2016
        R = 5*rand(4);
A = zeros(size(R));
A(R>=1 & R <= 2) = 1;
B = zeros(size(R));
B(R>=3 & R <= 4) = 2;
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