regroupe the results in a matrix
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hii i have this
f= 1 0
0 1
0 2
1 3
0 4
1 5
1 6
0 7
this indicate the numbers from 0 to 7 in decimal i want to regroupe the 1 in a matrix and at the same time tell which number it is and do the same thing with 0 i have a mistake somewhere here's the program
N=8;
r=3;
A=zeros(N,r);
Q=zeros(N,1);
for k=0:1:N-1
A(k+1,:)=dec2bin(k,r)-'0';
Q(k+1,1)=xor(xor(A(k+1,1),A(k+1,2)),A(k+1,3));
f=xor(Q,1);
end
for k=0:1:N-1
if f(k+1)==1
se=k
S(k+1,1)=se
else
ss=k
C(k+1,1)=ss
end
end
S =
0
0
0
0
3
5
0
6
C =
0
1
2
0
4
0
0
7
i don't know how to do to delete the 0 i just want 0356 and 1247 to appears
i hope you understand me
Accepted Answer
More Answers (3)
>> s=find(f(:,1))
s =
1
4
6
7
>> c=f(s,2)
c =
0
3
5
6
>>
Looks like your desired S above is from some other sample dataset...f(2,1)==0
ADDENDUM
OK, following your comment/plea; the complementary is by the above
s=find(f(:,1);
c=f(s,2);
s=f(find(f(:,1)==0,2));
This is a little convoluted; I did it that way because as noted I thought you were looking for the position in the original vector, not the two results.
More straightforward in the latter case is to use logical addressing instead of find --
ix=f(:,1)==1); % the '1' location vector
s=f(ix,2);
c=f(~ix,2);
4 Comments
Dija
on 30 Nov 2014
dpb
on 30 Nov 2014
What rule puts [1 2 4 7] together? The positions that correspond to the value '1' in f(:,1) aren't those.
Oh; I see -- it's not the positions of the '1' entries corresponding it's the complementary values. That's simply returning the '0' rows instead of '1'. See updated Answer.
Dija
on 1 Dec 2014
dpb
on 1 Dec 2014
Does too...
>> f
f =
1 0
0 1
0 2
1 3
0 4
1 5
1 6
0 7
>> ix=f(:,1)==1;
>> s=f(ix,2)
ans =
0
3
5
6
>> c=f(~ix,2)
c =
1
2
4
7
>>
Thorsten
on 1 Dec 2014
x = f(:,2);
x(logical(f(:,1)))
ans =
0
3
5
6
x(~logical(f(:,1)))
ans =
1
2
4
7
9 Comments
Dija
on 1 Dec 2014
Thorsten
on 1 Dec 2014
I used the f in your example which is of size 8 x 2:
f = [1 0
0 1
0 2
1 3
0 4
1 5
1 6
0 7];
Andrei Bobrov
on 1 Dec 2014
I too
Dija
on 1 Dec 2014
dpb
on 1 Dec 2014
...to put all the 1 together and the 0 together and at the same time i want to tell which number it is...
That's my first solution via find
Dija
on 1 Dec 2014
dpb
on 1 Dec 2014
Well, you've got to use the arrays as they're sized--I can't help you changing from the initial 8x2 to something else. It's your problem, fix up the indexing to address the data where it is. The sample problem was two columns with the index to segregate over in the first and the second column containing values. If you want them some other way, adjust the logic to address that.
Dija
on 1 Dec 2014
dpb
on 1 Dec 2014
Well, again we're mis-communicating on what you mean by "which number it is" -- whether it's the location in the array or the numeric value. Since you weren't happy with the latter in the demonstrated solution I thought you meant the position again which find returns.
If it's actually the numeric value then the logic array solution is the more straightforward as demonstrated with the inputs in a 2-column array. If you don't put them in the array, then use whatever is the storage for each column in place of the array.
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