Sort cell numbers ?
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I have a cell array that needs to be sorted both ascending and descending.
It is:
Groups = {[-83;-84] [-65] [-47;-50] [-30;-33] [-22;-26] [-15;-16] [-6; -7]}
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"What I mean is how can I organize G in this way?"
G = {[-6; -7] [-16;-15] [-26;-22] [-33;-30] [-50;-47] [-65] [-83;-84]};
Maybe like this:
G = {[-83;-84] [-65] [-50;-47] [-33;-30] [-26;-22] [-16;-15] [-6; -7]};
[~,idx] = sort(cellfun(@(x)max(abs(x)),G));
G = G(idx);
format compact
celldisp(G);
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Image Analyst
2022-3-23
What are you sorting on? The average value of each array? If so, try this:
% Make an unsorted G
G = {[-6; -7] [-65] [-15;-16] [-30;-33] [-22;-26] [-47;-50] [-83;-84]}
% Find means
for k = 1 : numel(G)
theMeans(k) = mean(G{k}, 'all');
end
% Sort based on means:
[sortedMeans, sortorder] = sort(theMeans, 'descend')
% Now sort G
GSorted = G(sortorder)
celldisp(GSorted)
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Heirleking
2022-3-23
Image Analyst
2022-3-23
OK, but you have said it works for multiple answers even though they sort it differently. I sorted by the average value and @_ sorted it by the max value. So which way is it? (In this particular case they're the same though.)
Ive J
2022-3-22
If by sort, you mean sort within each element of cell array:
G = {[-83;-84] [-65] [-50;-47] [-33;-30] [-26;-22] [-16;-15] [-6; -7]};
Ga = cellfun(@(x)sort(x, 'ascend'), G, 'uni', false);
Gd = cellfun(@(x)sort(x, 'descend'), G, 'uni', false);
Or if you mean overall, vertcat the cell array and then sort.
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Heirleking
2022-3-23
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2022-3-23
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