Concatenating Matrices with different columns
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Hi, Is there an easy way to concatenate matrices with different columns? That is, if A is 2x3 and B is 2x5, how do I make C=A;B? The problem is sometimes columns in A is larger than columns in B and vice versa.
Thanks.
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Youssef Khmou
2014-1-31
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2014-1-31
Linden,
One of the ways is to use cells, here is an example,
A=rand(2,3);
B=rand(2,5);
C=cell(2,1);
C{1,1}=A;
C{2,1}=B;
Walter Roberson
2014-1-31
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Numeric matrices cannot have varying number of columns. Cell matrices can contain multiple objects that do not need to be the same size as each other.
You can pad matrices as you put them together: compare their size() to figure out how the padding needs to happen.
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Youssef Khmou
2014-1-31
Walter, if one needs some measures relative to the concatenated matrices, then the second approach you proposed will introduce external zeros, that will influence the calculus, what do you think?
Walter Roberson
2014-1-31
You can fill with numbers other than zeros, including NaN. NaN would allow you to unambiguously detect padding without danger that actual values to calculate with might happen to be NaN, which would potentially be a problem with padding with 0.
Youssef Khmou
2014-1-31
ok
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