How do I randomly select a zero in a matrix and replace it with a value from another matrix?
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I have a 52x3 zero matrix and a 1x15 matrix. A=[40 46 9 11 9 45 10 14 12 2 1 8 41 25 31];
I am trying to select the (1+n) value in A; (where n=0 for the first iteration and iterations<15) and randomly replace a zero in the zero matrix with this value.
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Image Analyst
2015-2-10
Try this:
out = zeros(52,3);
A=[40 46 9 11 9 45 10 14 12 2 1 8 41 25 31];
for k = 1 : length(A)
% Get a random location in out.
index = randi(numel(out), 1);
% Assign the kth element of A to it.
out(index) = A(k);
end
% Print to command window:
out
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Image Analyst
2015-2-10
You're welcome. Thanks for accepting. By the way, the concept I used is called "linear indexing" and is a way of numbering the elements from first to last. In this way you don't have to get two random numbers - a row and a column. Linear and logical indexing are definitely something you will need to learn about as you proceed in your MATLAB programming.
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Youssef Khmou
2015-2-10
The description is not complete, because localization of position in zero matrix requires two indexes x and y try :
B=zeros(52,3);
for n=0:15
xIndex=ceil(15*rand);
yIndex=ceil(3*rand);
B(xIndex,yIndex)=A(xIndex);
end
The question is why we chose the expression for yIndex and xIndex? and is the program complete ?
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