Hi, I'm kind of new to matlab, I would like to turn this into a for loop. How should i do it?

Hi, I'm kind of new to matlab, I would like to turn this into a for loop. How should i do it?

c1      =EMGrsmpl(step1{1,end-10},100);
c1(:, 2)=EMGrsmpl(step1{1,end- 9},100);
c1(:, 3)=EMGrsmpl(step1{1,end- 8},100);
c1(:, 4)=EMGrsmpl(step1{1,end- 7},100);
c1(:, 5)=EMGrsmpl(step1{1,end- 6},100);
c1(:, 6)=EMGrsmpl(step1{1,end- 5},100);
c1(:, 7)=EMGrsmpl(step1{1,end- 4},100);
c1(:, 8)=EMGrsmpl(step1{1,end- 3},100);
c1(:, 9)=EMGrsmpl(step1{1,end- 2},100);
c1(:,10)=EMGrsmpl(step1{1,end- 1},100);

[dpb]

What is step1 here? What does step1{1,end-10} return?

You likely don't need any loops at all but can use Matlab vector addressing syntax but need the details to write specific code.

Answer 1

[Rik]

c1 = EMGrsmpl(step1{1,end-10},100);
c1(1,10)=0;%extend
for k=2:10
    c1(:,k) = EMGrsmpl(step1{1,end-11+k},100);
end