What are different methods to avoid an infinite for/while loop?
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When entering the code below, I keep receiving an infinite loop. How do I avoid the infinite loop?
clear
mat1 = randi(100, 200, 300);
[m, n] = size(mat1);
tic
for i=1:m
mat2(i,:) = mat1(i, :);
for j =1:n
if j==3
mat2(i, j) = 70;
elseif j==5
mat2(i,j) = 60;
elseif j==8
mat2(i,j) = 100;
elseif j==30
mat2(i, j) = 0;
else
mat2(i,j) = 5;
end
end
end
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Jan
2014-2-28
EDITED, code formatted. Please apply a proper code formatting. Thanks.
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No, it is impossible to get an infinite FOR loop in Matlab.
I guess you observe a slow speed only. This might be caused by the midding pre-allocation of the created matrix mat2. But when I run your posted code, my old Core2Duo needs 0.033 seconds only. I would not call this "infinite". Nevertheless, ths code can be simplified drastically:
clear
mat1 = randi(100, 200, 300);
mat2 = repmat(5, size(mat1));
mat2(:, 3) = 70;
mat2(:, 5) = 60;
mat2(:, 8) = 100;
mat2(:, 30) = 0;
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And now it is obvious, that mat1 can be omitted completely. Strange. Did you simplify your code before posting? If so, this has been to much simplification. Use the chance to editi the text of the question and append a more detailed example code.
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