Summing elements of a vector without a for loop
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Given a vector/array v  of length  ,  I would like to create a new vector of length M where the 1st component is the sum of the 1st 5 elements of v, the 2nd element is the sum of the next 5 elements of v,... and so on until we get to the last element which is the sum of the last 5 elements of v.
,  I would like to create a new vector of length M where the 1st component is the sum of the 1st 5 elements of v, the 2nd element is the sum of the next 5 elements of v,... and so on until we get to the last element which is the sum of the last 5 elements of v. 
 ,  I would like to create a new vector of length M where the 1st component is the sum of the 1st 5 elements of v, the 2nd element is the sum of the next 5 elements of v,... and so on until we get to the last element which is the sum of the last 5 elements of v.
,  I would like to create a new vector of length M where the 1st component is the sum of the 1st 5 elements of v, the 2nd element is the sum of the next 5 elements of v,... and so on until we get to the last element which is the sum of the last 5 elements of v. Is there a quick way to do this without using a for loop? 
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  Yongjian Feng
    
 2021-10-29
        
      编辑:Yongjian Feng
    
 2021-11-2
  
      How about this:
M=3; % you know your M
v = ones(1, M^2); % your v vector
vReshaped = reshape(v, M, M)'; % Note need this.
result = sum(vReshaped, 2)';
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  Stephen23
      
      
 2021-11-2
				n = 3;
v = 1:9; % square brackets are not required
r = sum(reshape(v,n,n),1) % transpose is not required
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