Extract variables from table and function with loop

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wndud77
wndud77 2024-4-10
评论： Dyuman Joshi 2024-4-10
Hi,
I have a table with 2317X16, which contains 16 variables of 2317X1. Name of each variable is MC1, MC2, MC3, MC4 ....
I would like to do a msbackadj function of each variable by using loop, then plot it separately.
(Name of another variable for X axis of msbackadj is 'Mshift', also size of 2317X1)
So I use:
for i = 1:16
Mc3 = msbackadj(Mshift,M3a(:,'i'));
Figure;plot(Mshift, M3a(:,'i'));
end
(Mc3 is random name I made for new variable)
And it just worked for 1 variable, but didn't go the loop.
How can I do msbackadj on each variable with using loop?
Thanks,
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Dyuman Joshi
Dyuman Joshi 2024-4-10
Using indexing (column numbers) instead of accessing by defining names manually would be a better option.
You can also get the variable names from the table and loop over them.

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Ayush Anand
Ayush Anand 2024-4-10
Hi,
When you are using "M3a(:,'i')", MATLAB is interpreting 'i' as a literal character, not the variable 'i' from your loop. You can instead generate the column name separately using "sprintf" and then use parenthesis to index into the column:
colName = sprintf('MC%d', i);
% Extract the column for the current iteration
currentColumn = M3a.(colName);
% Perform msbackadj on the current column
Mc3 = msbackadj(Mshift, currentColumn);
Replacing the "Mc3 = msbackadj(Mshift,M3a(:,'i'));" line with the code above will ensure you are able to iterate through all columns of your data.
You can read more about sprintf here: https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/sprintf.html

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