How to delete repeated column in this matrix?
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a= [6.7747 15.1502 126.0000
67.9227 33.3699 74.0000
54.9636 40.7709 74.0000
102.5013 144.4162 44.0000
67.9227 33.3699 74.0000
54.9636 40.7709 74.0000];
i should not get the repeated values and i should get like this.
b=[6.7747 15.1502 126.0000
67.9227 33.3699 74.0000
54.9636 40.7709 74.0000
102.5013 144.4162 44.0000];
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Niels
2015-1-30
I believe he refers to the fact that a matrix consist of rows and columns and that your example is, in contrast to what you state, referring to duplicate rows instead of columns ;)
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Niels
2015-1-30
b = unique(a,'rows','stable');
b =
6.7747 15.1502 126
67.9227 33.3699 74
54.9636 40.7709 74
102.5013 144.4162 44
That should do it.
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Niels
2015-1-30
If you know beforehand how many rows you will obtain, you could do something like this:
allRows = zeros(N,3); % put this before line 308 where your loop starts. N is the number of rows you will expect.
Then replace your line b = S_nodes(sort(x),:); with
allRows(i,:) = S_nodes;
And finally place your uniqueness check after line 325 (where the loop ends):
b = unique(allRows,'rows','stable');
disp(b);
or
[~,x,~] = unique(S_nodes,'rows','first');
b = S_nodes(sort(x),:);
disp(b);
If you don't know how many rows you will obtain, you can do it in a slightly more dirty way:
allRows = []; % put this before line 308 where your loop starts. N is the number of rows you will expect.
And in your loop:
allRows(end+1,:) = S_nodes;
The rest can be done in the same fashion as above.
This should be sufficient to get you started.
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