Redefining values within cell array using cellfun

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Evan
Evan 2012-2-3
Suppose I have a cell array of matrices, and I want to define certain elements of the arrays of each cell as a value, and then return those values to the corresponding elements of that matrix.
Would it be possible to do this using cellfun to operate on each cell? The below example highlights what I'm aiming for.
I have cell array C of arrays. I want to replace the elements 1:x:end of the array in each cell in C with 1. However, doing this element-by-element would be impractical, as would looping. I want all other elements to remain the same.
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Evan
Evan 2012-2-3
Just to note, I'm running into this problem due to the fact that cellfun doesn't support explicit assignments.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2012-2-3
function x = assignat(x, L, v)
x[L] = v;
end
newC = cellfun( @(T) assignat(T, 1:x:length(T), 1), C );
Note, though, that this is really just hiding a "for" loop, and that it would be expected that other forms would be faster, such as
newC = C;
for K = 1 : numel(C)
newC{K}(1:x:end) = 1;
end
I think it might be possible to code the cellfun() without using the auxiliary user function "assignat" that I invented, but the expressions would get complicated and would involve calls to several MATLAB functions -- no time saved.

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