replace first elements from 1 col to numbers

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Hi, I have 26x1 cell matrix
s= {'O363'
'O321'
'null'
'O800'
'O411'
'O342'
'O820'
'O244'
'O13'
'O300'
'O623'
'O601'
'Z311'
'Z372'
'O811'
'Q738'
'O142'
'E039'
'B951'
'O64'
'G40'
'O11'
'E669'
'E059'
'I519'
'D65'
'O800'
'O411'
}
I want to replace first chars with numbers as:
s1 = [10363
10321
0
10800
10411
10342
10820
10244
1013
10300
10363
10601
11311
11372
10811
12738
10142
13039
14951
1064
1540
1011
13669
13059
16519
1765
10800
10411]
  7 个评论
bero
bero 2016-2-17
it is better to get the first chars element from the columns as:
s1=[
O
N
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
Z
Z
O
Q
O
E
B
O
G
O
E
E
I
D
O
O]
Then unique (s1) then assign numbers to unique chars then replace chars with number in (s). The final data type is cell array.

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Stephen23
Stephen23 2016-2-17
编辑:Stephen23 2016-2-17
chr = 'BDEFGHIJOPQZ';
num = 10+(0:numel(chr)-1);
org = strcat('^',[{'null'};num2cell(chr(:))]);
rep = [{'0'};cellstr(num2str(num(:)))];
out = regexprep(s,org,rep);
Gives strings in a cell array:
18363
18321
0
18800
18411
18342
18820
... more here
18800
18411
Note that this encoding follows the one that you gave in your comment, not the one in your original question.
  4 个评论
bero
bero 2016-2-17
编辑:bero 2016-2-17
Great, can I make the out double?? can I use str2double?? It seems there is an error... thanks
Stephen23
Stephen23 2016-2-17
编辑:Stephen23 2016-2-17
If you want numeric values from the strings, then try using str2double:
str2double(out)
If that does not work then you actually need to give us more information than "It seems there is an error.", because we cannot read your computer screen and we cannot read your mind. If you tell us the complete error message and show the code you are using then we can help you.

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Jos (10584)
Jos (10584) 2016-2-17
help strrep
help str2double

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