Answered
Using range in a vector
I am a little confused by your problem, but here are my thoughts. You might want to use the function ANY, or its sibling ALL, or...
Using range in a vector
I am a little confused by your problem, but here are my thoughts. You might want to use the function ANY, or its sibling ALL, or...
7 years ago | 0
| accepted
Answered
There is an error in exp function but it doesn't tell what the error is?
Use dbstop if error and inspect the contents of the variables! You'll see what is wrong :-)
There is an error in exp function but it doesn't tell what the error is?
Use dbstop if error and inspect the contents of the variables! You'll see what is wrong :-)
7 years ago | 0
Answered
Set up an OR argument for equation
Simpler, without an if-else: v = (xdot_1-xdot_2)).*(sign(x1-x2-gap)+1)/2; fp = (k_inp*(x1-x2-gap) + (v>0) * c_inp * (xdot_1-xd...
Set up an OR argument for equation
Simpler, without an if-else: v = (xdot_1-xdot_2)).*(sign(x1-x2-gap)+1)/2; fp = (k_inp*(x1-x2-gap) + (v>0) * c_inp * (xdot_1-xd...
7 years ago | 0
Answered
Set up an OR argument for equation
Can't you use logical indexing? A simplified example v = 10:20 q = v > 13 & v < 18 f(q) = 2*v(q) f(~q) = 30 + v(q)
Set up an OR argument for equation
Can't you use logical indexing? A simplified example v = 10:20 q = v > 13 & v < 18 f(q) = 2*v(q) f(~q) = 30 + v(q)
7 years ago | 1
Answered
How can I compare two measurements which are composed of matrices such as [0 1 0 0...]
You are looking for a measure of consistency between two measurements which are represented as binary vectors of the same length...
How can I compare two measurements which are composed of matrices such as [0 1 0 0...]
You are looking for a measure of consistency between two measurements which are represented as binary vectors of the same length...
7 years ago | 0
| accepted
Answered
How can I make each cell array consistent in length?
A final attempt to answer this question :-) C = {1:4 1:2 ; 1:5 1:6 ; 1 1:3} % a m-by-n cell array N = cellfun(@numel, C) % old...
How can I make each cell array consistent in length?
A final attempt to answer this question :-) C = {1:4 1:2 ; 1:5 1:6 ; 1 1:3} % a m-by-n cell array N = cellfun(@numel, C) % old...
7 years ago | 4
| accepted
Answered
split a diagonal matrix
Having a vector V with any number of elements, this does the job: V = [2 1 4] n = numel(V) ; M = zeros(n,n,n) ; M(linspace...
split a diagonal matrix
Having a vector V with any number of elements, this does the job: V = [2 1 4] n = numel(V) ; M = zeros(n,n,n) ; M(linspace...
7 years ago | 1
Answered
Extracting columns from a matrix, corresponding start and end times
The easiest approach is to create a for loop over the events Nevents = nume(EventTimes) R = zeros(64, 250, Nevents) % pre-allo...
Extracting columns from a matrix, corresponding start and end times
The easiest approach is to create a for loop over the events Nevents = nume(EventTimes) R = zeros(64, 250, Nevents) % pre-allo...
7 years ago | 0
| accepted
Answered
How can I make each cell array consistent in length?
C = {1:3 4 ; 5:9 10:12 ; 13:14 15} % a m-by-n cell array N = cellfun(@numel, C) maxN = max(N(:)) padfun = @(v) [v zeros(1, m...
How can I make each cell array consistent in length?
C = {1:3 4 ; 5:9 10:12 ; 13:14 15} % a m-by-n cell array N = cellfun(@numel, C) maxN = max(N(:)) padfun = @(v) [v zeros(1, m...
7 years ago | 1
Answered
replace values with nans
Take a look at logical indexing or the function ind2sub M = randi(10,8,6) % use indices of elements for which condition is tru...
replace values with nans
Take a look at logical indexing or the function ind2sub M = randi(10,8,6) % use indices of elements for which condition is tru...
7 years ago | 0
Answered
Rearranging Array Rows into Multiple Blocks while Maintaining the Old Order
You should learn about indexing, one of the most essential aspects of Matlab: M = randi(4,10,5) ; M(:,1) = 1:size(M,1) % exampl...
Rearranging Array Rows into Multiple Blocks while Maintaining the Old Order
You should learn about indexing, one of the most essential aspects of Matlab: M = randi(4,10,5) ; M(:,1) = 1:size(M,1) % exampl...
7 years ago | 1
| accepted
Answered
Combine Array from different cell
This is called concatenation. See the documentation of the function CAT. Matlab allows you to concatenate a bunch of column vec...
Combine Array from different cell
This is called concatenation. See the documentation of the function CAT. Matlab allows you to concatenate a bunch of column vec...
7 years ago | 0
Answered
how to make a column vector with evenly spaced entries with different coefficients
A simple one-liner: y = 3 ; k = 4 ; ycoeff(k:k:(k*k), 1) = (-k:-1)*y
how to make a column vector with evenly spaced entries with different coefficients
A simple one-liner: y = 3 ; k = 4 ; ycoeff(k:k:(k*k), 1) = (-k:-1)*y
7 years ago | 0
Answered
Mathematical computation for ordering matrices
You can sort the values according to the second column using sortrows. Something along these lines might work for you: centers ...
Mathematical computation for ordering matrices
You can sort the values according to the second column using sortrows. Something along these lines might work for you: centers ...
7 years ago | 0
| accepted
Answered
Concatenating a 3D matrix in the 3rd dimension when some cells are empty
B = cat(1,A{1,1,1,:}) % N-by-2 array
Concatenating a 3D matrix in the 3rd dimension when some cells are empty
B = cat(1,A{1,1,1,:}) % N-by-2 array
7 years ago | 0
| accepted
Answered
How can I make each cell array consistent in length?
If you make them the same length, you can also store them in a matrix. In that case, my PADCAT function is your friend :-) C = ...
How can I make each cell array consistent in length?
If you make them the same length, you can also store them in a matrix. In that case, my PADCAT function is your friend :-) C = ...
7 years ago | 1
Answered
Creating a table in matlab based on 2 variables and a for loop if statement.
This creates your table N = 11 ; % 10 timestamps time = 0:N-1 ; x = [4 3 1 4 2] ; y = [1 2 3 1 4] ; Z = repmat(y, N, 1) fo...
Creating a table in matlab based on 2 variables and a for loop if statement.
This creates your table N = 11 ; % 10 timestamps time = 0:N-1 ; x = [4 3 1 4 2] ; y = [1 2 3 1 4] ; Z = repmat(y, N, 1) fo...
7 years ago | 0
Answered
organising large sets of data into a irregular matrix
You can use cell arrays for this. A=[ 32 7.83425 32 8.0074 5 8.01005 5 8.0119 5 8.10775 19 8.1082 ...
organising large sets of data into a irregular matrix
You can use cell arrays for this. A=[ 32 7.83425 32 8.0074 5 8.01005 5 8.0119 5 8.10775 19 8.1082 ...
7 years ago | 0
| accepted
Answered
frequency of 2D matrix in 3D matrix
Convert the 3D N-by-M-by-Z matrix into a 2D Z-by-(N*M) matrix and use unique with the rows option on that. An example: M3D = ca...
frequency of 2D matrix in 3D matrix
Convert the 3D N-by-M-by-Z matrix into a 2D Z-by-(N*M) matrix and use unique with the rows option on that. An example: M3D = ca...
7 years ago | 0
Answered
How to generate data
I suggest you read parts of the starters manual and the help, and start exploring matlab :-) help linspace help colon x = 1:2...
How to generate data
I suggest you read parts of the starters manual and the help, and start exploring matlab :-) help linspace help colon x = 1:2...
7 years ago | 0
Answered
Work with a data set to compute std
Step 1 - Write a function that calculates the correlation between two vectors X and Y with equal lengths, using the formula you ...
Work with a data set to compute std
Step 1 - Write a function that calculates the correlation between two vectors X and Y with equal lengths, using the formula you ...
7 years ago | 0
Answered
Finding the first and the last elements of consecutive numbers and combining them with a semi colon.
Using diff and logical indexing, this turns out to be quite simple: outliers = [1 2 3 4 5 10 20 21 22 23]; TF = diff(outliers)...
Finding the first and the last elements of consecutive numbers and combining them with a semi colon.
Using diff and logical indexing, this turns out to be quite simple: outliers = [1 2 3 4 5 10 20 21 22 23]; TF = diff(outliers)...
7 years ago | 2
Answered
Split vector every time data changes from 2 to 1
Another approach: A = [1 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 2].' % data C = accumarray(cumsum([0 ; diff(A)==-1])+1, A, [], @(x) {...
Split vector every time data changes from 2 to 1
Another approach: A = [1 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 2].' % data C = accumarray(cumsum([0 ; diff(A)==-1])+1, A, [], @(x) {...
7 years ago | 1
Answered
Plotting a circle always around a moving point
Adapted from the help of animatedline: numpoints = 10000; x = linspace(0,4*pi,numpoints); y = sin(x); pc = [-.1 -.1 .2 ...
Plotting a circle always around a moving point
Adapted from the help of animatedline: numpoints = 10000; x = linspace(0,4*pi,numpoints); y = sin(x); pc = [-.1 -.1 .2 ...
7 years ago | 0
Answered
Issues with function ismember
Comparing floating point numbers is always tricky! Two number may look the same for you, but could still be slightly different f...
Issues with function ismember
Comparing floating point numbers is always tricky! Two number may look the same for you, but could still be slightly different f...
7 years ago | 2
| accepted
Submitted
randp
pseudorandom integers from a specified discrete distribution
7 years ago | 1 download |
Answered
How to find a combination like this
Computationally less efficient, and mathematically less beautiful as Walters' snippet, but more matlab-ish in style: N = 4 ; C...
How to find a combination like this
Computationally less efficient, and mathematically less beautiful as Walters' snippet, but more matlab-ish in style: N = 4 ; C...
7 years ago | 0
Answered
How to compute fast?
Some suggestions: replace mean(A,B) by (A+B)/2 you can have j run from i to length(K1), since everything seems symmetric (unle...
How to compute fast?
Some suggestions: replace mean(A,B) by (A+B)/2 you can have j run from i to length(K1), since everything seems symmetric (unle...
7 years ago | 0
| accepted
Answered
How can I check if a specific set of numbers are present in my array?
I cannot resist to put the "simple" matlab version here. Note that this problem is closely related to Run-Length Encoding scheme...
How can I check if a specific set of numbers are present in my array?
I cannot resist to put the "simple" matlab version here. Note that this problem is closely related to Run-Length Encoding scheme...
7 years ago | 3
