Variable pre-definition
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Hello,
how can I pre-define list of variables (e.g. var_1,var_2,...,var_n) that have the same content, for example zeros(100). I thought [var_1,var_2,...var_n]=[zeros(100),zeros(100),...,zeros(100)]; could work, but I was wrong. Any idea is appreciated.
Thank you very much,
Tom
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Amanda Galtman
2011-8-24
Try using the deal function:
[var_1, var_2, var_3] = deal(zeros(100));
HTH, Amanda
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tomas
2011-8-24
Jan
2011-8-24
This is correct, but not optimal for pre-allocation: After DEAL, the variables use shared data copies, which point to teh same memory. If you write to these variables, the sharing link must be released at first. Therefore a direct "var_1=zeros(100); var_2=zeros(100)" is slightly faster. But if it concerns 3 or 50 variables only, this delay can be neglected.
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bharat suthar
2020-5-23
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Which of the following is a pre-defined variable in Matlab?
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