Division of a vector

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massimiliano de martino
massimiliano de martino on 10 Sep 2019
Commented: darova on 11 Sep 2019
Goodmorning,
I would like to have help about that question: i've a vector which rapresents different zones in a 2D space.Main problem is that coordinates of differents zone are all togheter in one single vector,whereas i would like to have one different vector for each zone.
Attached i've reported two images which represent current situation:
  • In image 1 - i've reported current situation, in which i've one single vector with the coordinate of the four zones
  • In image 2 - i've reported desired situation, in which i've one vector for each zone.
I would like to know if there is a commande which is able to split vector,recognize different zones.
Attached a SavedWorkspace with one coordinate example, which can be used with following line code to plot the situation.
figure(1);grid on;hold on;
scatter(Zone_1_Overlap_Complete_Not_Zeros(:,1),Zone_1_Overlap_Complete_Not_Zeros(:,2),2);
hold off
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Matt J
Matt J on 10 Sep 2019
In your example, the zones all appear to be convex. Will this always be the case?
massimiliano de martino
massimiliano de martino on 11 Sep 2019
Goodmorning,
It could happen that some of these zones can not be convex but concave.

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darova
darova on 10 Sep 2019
Try clusterdata()
load WorkSpace
X = Zone_1_Overlap_Complete_Not_Zeros(:,1);
Y = Zone_1_Overlap_Complete_Not_Zeros(:,2);
idx = clusterdata([X Y],'maxclust',4);
scatter(X,Y,3,idx,'filled')
See also kmeans()
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massimiliano de martino
massimiliano de martino on 11 Sep 2019
Thanks so much,it work perfectly.
Thanks for your support
darova
darova on 11 Sep 2019
You are welcome

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