Determining the total value of the number in each position of a matrix that corresponds to another same length matrix
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Let's say i have a column vector medals = [1;1;5;7;3;1] and i have another column vector year = [2007;2009;2011;2018;2007;2007] and each of the element in 'year' corresponds to the matrix 'medals'. Eg: in 2007,i have 5 medals because year(1) ,year(5) and year(6) are 2007, and the total medals i won is 1+3+1 How do i find the total medals won for each of the year?
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Stephen23
on 3 May 2018
>> year = [2007;2009;2011;2018;2007;2007];
>> medals = [1;1;5;7;3;1];
>> [uni,~,idx] = unique(year);
>> cnt = accumarray(idx,medals);
>> [uni,cnt]
ans =
2007 5
2009 1
2011 5
2018 7
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Stephen23
on 6 May 2018
Edited: Stephen23
on 6 May 2018
"...so did I misunderstood the question or the answer is wrong?"
Your question gives an example "Eg: in 2007... the total medals i won is 1+3+1", and that is exactly what my code gives you: for 2007 it returns the value 5. The other years seem to be correct too, when I check them. What are you expecting to get?
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KSSV
on 3 May 2018
medals = [1;1;5;7;3;1] ;
year = [2007;2009;2011;2018;2007;2007] ;
[c,ia,ib] = unique(year) ;
iwant=sum(medals(ib==1))
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