Assign values to cell array which is preallocated with for loop

numEleIndexVector = length(freqIntervCntr); %11
numEleFreqFiltered = length(frequencyFiltered); %619
indexCell = cell(1,numEleIndexVector);
indexCell(1:numEleIndexVector) = {NaN(1,numEleFreqFiltered)};
%divider_freq = 0.05
for i = 0:(numEleIndexVector-1)
    for j = 1:numEleFreqFiltered
        if i == 0
            indexCell{1,1+i} = find(frequencyFiltered(j) <= divider_freq);
        else
            indexCell{1,i+1} = find((divider_freq*(i)) < frequencyFiltered(j) & frequencyFiltered(j) <= (divider_freq*(i+1)));
        end
    end
end

Hey guys, I want to to find the indices which are meeting the defined conditions.

Also I would like to delete all of the NaN values left in the cell afterwards.

Grateful for any help!

[Khushboo]

Hello,

Could you please give more details regarding what are the array values of frequencyFiltered? It would also be helpful if you could give an idea what exactly are you trying to do and the expected output.

Answer 1

[Santosh Fatale]

Hi Dennis,

I investigated the code provided by you, and below is the modified code that I think will achieve the desired output.

frequencyFiltered = randi(100, 619, 1);
numEleIndexVector = 11
numEleFreqFiltered = length(frequencyFiltered); %619
indexCell = cell(1, numEleIndexVector);
% indexCell(1:numEleIndexVector) = {NaN(1,numEleFreqFiltered)};
divider_freq = 2
for i = 0:(numEleIndexVector-1)
    % Note that I removed the extra for loop here.
    if i == 0
        indexCell{1,1+i} = find(frequencyFiltered <= divider_freq);
    else
        indexCell{1,i+1} = find((divider_freq*(i)) < frequencyFiltered & frequencyFiltered <= (divider_freq*(i+1)));
    end
end

You do not need internal loop with variable 'j', which was a part of the earlier code.

For information about function "find" and "cell", check out following links.

https://in.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/find.html

https://in.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/cell.html