Hi Jay.
You can use the concept of cumulative sum to keep track of the sum of previously calculated values in earlier iterations of the loop.
From your question, I understand that there is a row vector which has a different value in each iteration of the for loop. But the way the current value of this array is calculated is not mentioned, so I'll skip that part. I'm calling this changing row matrix variable as "cur".
I'm assuming that "cumulativeSum" is the row vector that stores the cumulative sum of all the previous iterations of the variable "cur".
I'm assuming that the number of columns in this row matrix will remain the same in all the iterations.
To solve your problem,
- Initialize "cur" and "cumulativeSum" to be empty arrays.
- Begin the for loop and then write code to calculate the current iteration's value of the row vector "cur".
- Check if this is the first iteration of the for loop. If yes, then assign "cumulativeSum" to the variable "cur" (because "cumulativeSum" is an empty vector in the first iteration). If not, then assign "cumulativeSum" to the sum of "cumulativeSum" and "cur" ("cumulativeSum" stores the sum of all the earlier iterations of "cur" and to calculate the current value of "cumulativeSum", "cur" is added to it).
cumulativeSum = cumulativeSum + cur; % each column of cumulativeSum is added to its respective column in cur
4. Once the for loop is executed, the the final value is stored in "cumulativeSum".
