can i velocize it? (if possible to vectorize)

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[r,c]=size(DD);
z=find(RP_bin);
filtro=zeros(numel(z),c);
period=3; %value=from 1 to numel(z)
tic
for i=1:c
for ii=period+1:numel(z)
idx=z(ii);
idx2=max(1,MinTrade_Tab(ii,i));
s=DD(idx2:idx,i);
n=any(ismember(s,0));
filtro(ii,i)=n;
end
end
toc
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dpb
dpb on 1 Oct 2023
You would stand a far better chance if you explained the objective here and what the input data are instead of expecting folks to ferret it out on their own...
Luca Re
Luca Re on 1 Oct 2023
Edited: Luca Re on 1 Oct 2023
I posted the complete data I was convinced that not all this information was needed to speed up an algorithm. DD is the time series and I note if there is a value==0 between the 2 indices examined (idx and idx2)
MinTrade_Tab contains index

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Bruno Luong
Bruno Luong on 1 Oct 2023
On my computer the acceleratoion of Method V2 is more impressive
load('matlab_DD.mat')
load('matlab_minTrades.mat')
load('matlab_RpBin.mat')
[r,c]=size(DD);
z=find(RP_bin);
period = 0 % not provided by OP
period = 0
tic
filtro=zeros(numel(z),c);
for i=1:c
for ii=period+1:numel(z)
idx=z(ii);
idx2=max(1,MinTrade_Tab(ii,i));
s=DD(idx2:idx,i);
n=any(ismember(s,0));
filtro(ii,i)=n;
end
end
toc
Elapsed time is 0.027284 seconds.
% Method V2
tic
[m,n] = size(DD);
k = [-Inf; find(DD==0); Inf];
start = MinTrade_Tab(period+1:numel(z),:);
start = max(start,1);
stop = z(period+1:end);
kstop = stop + m * (0:n-1);
kstart = start + m * (0:n-1);
l1 = discretize(kstart,k,'IncludedEdge','right');
l2 = discretize(kstop,k,'IncludedEdge','left');
filtro2 = l1+1<=l2;
filtro2 = [zeros(period,c); filtro2];
toc
Elapsed time is 0.012275 seconds.
close all
ax1=subplot(1,2,1);
imagesc(filtro)
ax2=subplot(1,2,2);
imagesc(filtro2)
linkaxes([ax1 ax2])
% Check
isequal(filtro, filtro2)
ans = logical
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