Averaging elements for a cell within a cell array

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L'O.G.
L'O.G. 2022-7-11
回答： Hrusheekesh 2022-7-11
I have a 200×1 cell array where each element is {130×1 double}. How do I take the mean of every element in each cell-within-the-cell? The first element, second element, and so on? So that I have a vector that is 130 x 1 of all the averages?

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Stephen23
Stephen23 2022-7-11
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Aiswarya
Aiswarya 2022-7-11
In order to apply a function on each cell of a cell array, you can use the function cellfun(). Refer to the below documentation on how to use it:
Apply function to each cell in cell array - MATLAB cellfun (mathworks.com)
For your question of taking mean of each element in the cell array you can use the code snippet below:
A = cellfun(@mean,C) % C is your cell array and A is the resultant array
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L'O.G.
L'O.G. 2022-7-11
That takes the mean for all 200 cells. I want the mean for all the first elements in the 200 cells, all the second elements, all the third elements, and so on. So in the end the vector should be 130 x 1.

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Hrusheekesh
Hrusheekesh 2022-7-11
where c is your cell.
clc
c={[1,2,3];[2,3,40];[34,21,35];[2,7,5];[33 67 89]};
p=[];
n=size(c{1});
m=size(c);
for i=1:n(2)
sum=0;
for j=1:m(1)
arr=c{j};
sum=sum+arr(i);
end
p=[p sum/m(1)];
end
p

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