Remove "( )" from string words

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Isay
Isay 2014-10-18
评论： Jan 2014-10-19

Hi I need to Remove "()" from any word in DataBase.

My Database(cell) have string words such as:

'NEW' 'May' '(AFP)' 'US' 'prosecutors' 'on' 'Friday' 'unveiled' 'indictment' 'including' 'charges' 'of' 'murder' 'and' 'loan' 'sharking' 'against' . . . .

So, I need to Remove "(" and ")" from (AFP). because My word should be : AFP

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Robert Cumming
Robert Cumming 2014-10-19
regexp is very compact and powerful - however it can be a bit slow.
If speed is an issue a simple for loop and strrep can sometimes be faster:
db = { 'NEW' 'May' '(AFP)' 'US' 'prosecutors' 'on' };
pattern = '\(|)';
tic
newdb = regexprep(db, pattern, '');
toc
tic
loopDB = db;
for ii=1:length(db)
loopDB{ii} = strrep ( db{ii}, '(', '' );
loopDB{ii} = strrep ( loopDB{ii}, ')', '' );
end
toc
isequal ( newdb, loopDB )
Elapsed time is 0.002665 seconds.
Elapsed time is 0.000087 seconds.
ans =
1
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Jan
Jan 2014-10-19
strrep operates on cell strings directly:
loopDB = strrep(db, '(', '');
loopDB = strrep(loopDB, ')', '');

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Alberto
Alberto 2014-10-19
You should use regexprep to replace anything that matches with parenthesis with an empty string; the pattern that matches any parenthesis shoul be:
pattern = '(\(|\))';
Its necessary to scape ( or ) using \( or \). See the examples:
>> texto = '(AFP)';
regexprep(texto, '(\(|\))', '')
ans =
AFP
>> texto = {'(AFP)','(cro'};
regexprep(texto, '(\(|\))', '')
ans =
'AFP' 'cro'
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Guillaume
Guillaume 2014-10-19
Note that you don't need to surround the alternation with brackets and you don't need to escape the closing bracket, so this simpler pattern would work just as well:
pattern = '\(|)';
newdb = regexprep(db, pattern, '');

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