how to perform bitwise XOR operation and scramble two matrices

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Abirami
Abirami 2014-8-23
评论： Image Analyst 2018-11-18
Hello
I need to perform XOR operation for four variables where each of them are represented as follows
A=00
G=01
C=10
T=11
and generate a table which gives the values for all combinations
XOR A G C T
A A G C T
G G A T C
C C T A G
T T C G A
This is the XOR rule im trying to apply on two matrices.... for eg:
A = 'GATT' 'AACT' 'ACAC' 'TTGA' 'GGCT'
'GCAC' 'TCAT' 'GTTC' 'GCCT' 'TTTA'
'AACG' 'GTTA' 'ACGT' 'CGTC' 'TGGA'
'CTAC' 'AAAA' 'GGGC' 'CCCT' 'TCGT'
'GTGT' 'GCGG' 'GTTT' 'TTGC' 'ATTA'
B= 'ATAC' 'AAAT' 'AGCT' 'AAGC' 'AAGT'
'TAGG' 'AAGT' 'ATGA' 'AAAG' 'AAGA'
'TAGC' 'CAGT' 'AGAT' 'GAAG' 'TCGA'
'GCTA' 'TTAC' 'GCCA' 'CCCC' 'TTTC'
'CCAA' 'AGGA' 'GCAG' 'CAGC' 'TAAA'
C= A XOR B
for eg consider the first element...
A XOR B= GATT XOR ATAC= GTTG
i want to do this for the whole matrix.Will it be easy if a function is defined and then called?? pls help..thanks in advance..

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Guillaume
Guillaume 2014-8-24
编辑：Guillaume 2014-9-3
I would precompute two lookup tables (arrays) to perform the conversion from letters to numbers and back:
l2n('AGCT') = [0 1 2 3];
n2l= 'AGCT';
You only need to calculate l2n and n2l once and you can then convert from a letter sequence to numbers with:
s = 'GATT';
n = l2n(s); %gives n = [1 0 3 3].
And back:
sb = n2l(n+1); % +1 as matlab indices start at 1. gives sb='GATT'.
Calculating the xor of two sequences is then:
a = 'GATT';
b = 'ATAC';
c= n2l(bitxor(l2n(a), l2n(b)) + 1)
c =
'GTTG'
and for two cell arrays of the same size:
A = { 'GATT' 'AACT' 'ACAC' 'TTGA' 'GGCT'
'GCAC' 'TCAT' 'GTTC' 'GCCT' 'TTTA'
'AACG' 'GTTA' 'ACGT' 'CGTC' 'TGGA'
'CTAC' 'AAAA' 'GGGC' 'CCCT' 'TCGT'
'GTGT' 'GCGG' 'GTTT' 'TTGC' 'ATTA'};
B = { 'ATAC' 'AAAT' 'AGCT' 'AAGC' 'AAGT'
'TAGG' 'AAGT' 'ATGA' 'AAAG' 'AAGA'
'TAGC' 'CAGT' 'AGAT' 'GAAG' 'TCGA'
'GCTA' 'TTAC' 'GCCA' 'CCCC' 'TTTC'
'CCAA' 'AGGA' 'GCAG' 'CAGC' 'TAAA'};
C = cellfun(@(sa, sb) n2l(bitxor(l2n(sa), l2n(sb)) + 1), A, B, 'UniformOutput', false)
C =
'GTTG' 'AACA' 'ATCG' 'TTAC' 'GGTA'
'CCGT' 'TCGA' 'GACC' 'GCCC' 'TTCA'
'TATT' 'TTCT' 'ATGA' 'TGTT' 'ATAA'
'TGTC' 'TTAC' 'ATTC' 'AAAG' 'AGCG'
'TGGT' 'GTAG' 'AGTC' 'GTAA' 'TTTA'
edited for spelling

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2014-8-23
Why'd you tag it with image processing? And can't you use repmat() to extend your row and column vectors into a full matrix then just do xor(a,b)?
Geoff Hayes
Geoff Hayes 2014-8-23
编辑：Geoff Hayes 2014-8-23
Abirami - try the following.
% create the char vector in this order, since A==0, G==1, C==2,
% and T==3, the index for any of these elements will be its binary
% value plus one i.e. G is 01 so its index is 1+1=2
char_array = ['A' ; 'G' ; 'C' ; 'T'];
% pre-allocate memory to the output matrix
char_mtx = cell(4,4);
% now iterate over each pair from the char array
for u=1:4
for v=1:4
% do the bitxor: note how we subtract one since u,v start
% at one
res = bitxor(u-1,v-1);
% copy the character, adding one, to the output matrix
char_mtx{u,v} = char_array(res+1);
end
end
The output is
char_mtx =
'A' 'G' 'C' 'T'
'G' 'A' 'T' 'C'
'C' 'T' 'A' 'G'
'T' 'C' 'G' 'A'
Try the above and see what happens!
aaru sri
aaru sri 2018-11-18
Error using bitxor
Double inputs must have integer values in the range of ASSUMEDTYPE.
%%%%%above is the error coming
fx1=bitxor(fx,j1,)
fx contains the negative values also
how can i solve this or what mistake i m making
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2018-11-18
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