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problem of printing in window command
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hi, i have code, i tried not print any result in command window because it is causing long time in running . but when run my code ,an result is appearing although I do not print any result. but I think it is because of using while.
this is what appear
ans= 1 1 how I can make this result do not appear in command window?
Also ,this code it has very long time in running,can replace some commands to be faster?
this is my code:
tic;
clear
Nofusers=17856;k1=1;
f1=fopen('d:\matlab\r2011a\bin\flixster_time\ratings_tf\len_flix1.txt');
c=fscanf(f1,'%d');
fclose(f1)
ini=1;
celcod=cell(1,17856);
f=fopen('d:\matlab\r2011a\bin\flixster_time\ratings_tf\flix_fina1.txt');
cod=fscanf(f,'%d');
for i=1:Nofusers
celcod{i}=cod(ini:c(i)+ini-1);
ini=ini+c(i);
end
gap = 0;
for b=1:Nofusers
cc=1;
for b1=1:Nofusers
if b~=b1
%the score of an insertion/deletion
match=2;
mismatch=-1;
align1=[];
align2=[];
x=celcod{b};
y=celcod{b1};
%%%%%%initialization
x1(1:length(y),1:length(x))=0;
txt(1:length(y),1:length(x))=' ';
mat=struct('scor',x1,'pointer',txt);
for j=1:length(x)
mat(1,j).scor=x1(1,j);
mat(1,j).pointer='none';
end
for i=1:length(y)
mat(i,1).scor=x1(i,1);
mat(i,1).pointer='none';
end
%%%%fill
max_i=1;
max_j=1; max_scor=1; score=0;
for i=2:length(y)
for j=2:length(x)
%%%%%%calculate match score
letter1=x(j);
letter2=y(i);
if letter1==letter2
dig_scor=mat(i-1,j-1).scor+match;
else
dig_scor=mat(i-1,j-1).scor+mismatch;
end
%%%%%caculate gap score
up_scor=mat(i-1,j).scor+gap;
left_scor=mat(i,j-1).scor+gap;
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
if (dig_scor<=0 && up_scor<=0 && left_scor<=0)
mat(i,j).scor = 0;
mat(i,j).pointer='none';
continue
end
%%%choose best score
if dig_scor>=up_scor
if dig_scor>=left_scor
mat(i,j).scor=dig_scor;
mat(i,j).pointer='diagonal';
else
mat(i,j).scor=left_scor;
mat(i,j).pointer='left';
end
else
if up_scor>=left_scor
mat(i,j).scor=up_scor;
mat(i,j).pointer='up';
else
mat(i,j).scor=left_scor;
mat(i,j).pointer='left';
end
end
% % %%%%set maximum score
if mat(i,j).scor > max_scor
max_i=i;
max_j=j;
max_scor=mat(i,j).scor;
end
end
end
% %%%trace back
max_scor;
j=max_j;
i=max_i;
while i>1 & j>1
if strcmp(mat(i,j).pointer,'none')==1
break;
end
if strcmp(num2str(mat(i,j).scor),'0')==1
break;
end
if strcmp(mat(i,j).pointer,'diagonal')==1
align1= [align1 {num2str(x(j))}];
align2=[align2 {num2str(y(i))}];
if strcmp(num2str(x(j)),num2str(y(i)))==1
score=score+2;
else
score=score-1;
end
i=i-1;
j=j-1;
elseif strcmp(mat(i,j).pointer,'left')==1;
align1= [align1 {num2str(x(j))}];
align2=[align2 '-'];
j=j-1;
score=score-1;
else
mat(i,j).pointer=='up'
align1= [align1 '-' ];
align2=[align2 {num2str(y(i))}];
i=i-1;
score=score-1;
end
end
align1=fliplr(align1);
align2=fliplr(align2);
scor1(b,b1)=score;
end%%%end if
end
end
fclose all
toc;
3 Comments
Jan
on 7 May 2012
@Huda, you ignore the repeated asking for formatting your code. I've spend enough time with formatting your former messages to improve the readability. It does not look like you appreciate the willingness of the contributors of this forum to assist you.
Please comment or accept the answer to your previous question, before you post a new one, which uses the answer posted there: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/37608-need-shrter-code . Then others can see, that the problem is solved already and they can save the time for reading the question.
Answers (1)
Jan
on 7 May 2012
Some final comments:
- "mat(i,j).pointer=='up'" and "[align1;align2];" are either meaningless or even false
- "strcmp(num2str(x(j)),num2str(y(i)))==1" is most likely smarter, nicer and faster, when you write it as "x(j)==y(i)" or "isequal(x(j), y(i)" or "abs(x(j)-y(i)) < 10*eps" or what ever.
- In "if mat(i,j).scor > max" the term "max" is undefined - do not shadow the built-in function "max"!
And now I give up. You do not show effort to make answering your question as easy and efficient as possible. Then it is more efficient, if I spend my time for answering questions of other users, who show more respect for the forum rules.
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Jan
on 11 May 2012
The line "mat(i,j).pointer=='up'" compares both characters of the string "mat(i,j).pointer" with the characters of 'up'. Ther sult is [TRUE TRUE], which is displayed as "1 1".
Perhaps you want:
if mat(i,j).pointer == 'up'
or
mat(i,j).pointer = 'up';
You can find the cause of such output either by checking the MLint warnings in editor, by stepping through the code line by line using the debugger or by checking the code manually.
Suggestions to improve the speed:
Pre-allocate!
"strcmp(a,b)" is enough, while "strcmp(a,b)==1" wastes time.
"if strcmp(num2str(mat(i,j).scor), '0') == 1" => num2str(mat(i,j).scor == 0
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