How to generate two subsets randomly from a matrix without repetition?
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Federico Frics
on 13 Apr 2015
Edited: Mohammad Abouali
on 13 Apr 2015
Hi everyone,
I need to know that how can I generate 2 subsets randomly from a matrix? For example, my reference matrix is 10*1, and I'm going to generate 2 matrix with 4*1 and 6*1, without any repetition of the arrays in both the subsets. I'm aware about 'Randperm' and generation the first subset using that, but when I need to generate the second subset, I'm not able to extract remained arrays from the matrix and to incorporate the second subset!numerically, I want something like the following:
A=[1 3 5 6 2 4 7 ]; % The reference matrix
b=[5 3 4 1]; % Subset 1
c=[1 7 6 5]; % Subset 2
Thanks
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Mohammad Abouali
on 13 Apr 2015
Edited: Mohammad Abouali
on 13 Apr 2015
So we have matrix A with 10 elements. We want to randomly divide it into two non-overlapping subset, one with 4 elements another with 6. Here is one solution
A=[1 3 5 6 2 4 7 8 9 0];
idx=randperm(numel(A))
subSet1=A(idx(1:4))
subSet1 =
9 6 0 7
subSet2=A(idx(5:end))
subSet2 =
1 8 4 3 5 2
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