How to round elements in a vector to pre-defined intervals
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function gradesRounded = roundGrade(grades)
%roundGrade rounds off each element in a vector to the nearest grade in
%the 7-step scale
%
%Input grades: a vector, each element is a number between -3 and 12
%Output gradesRounded: a vector, each element is a number on the 7-step
%scale
% Start empty vector
gradesRounded = [];
%Rounded grades
for i=1:length(grades)
if grades(i) < -1.5
gradesRounded = -3;
elseif grades(i) >= -1.5 && grades(i) < 1
gradesRounded = 0;
elseif grades(i) >= 1 && grades(i) < 3
gradesRounded(i) = 2;
elseif grades(i) >= 3 && grades(i) < 5.5
gradesRounded(i) = 4;
elseif grades(i) >= 5.5 && grades(i) < 8.5
gradesRounded(i) = 7;
elseif grades(i) >= 8.5 && grades(i) < 11
gradesRounded(i) = 10;
elseif grades(i) >= 11
gradesRounded(i) = 12;
end
end
So far i have this code.. I have to make a function that takes in a vector with numbers between -3 and 12 and as output it should come out with a vector, where all elements are rounded to the nearest number in a scale that goes: 12 10 7 4 2 00 -3
But when i run the code, l only get one value, not a vector.. I know that the commando l can use is interp1, but isn't there a way l can solve this by using loops?
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Adam
2016-8-12
Your first two case just write to a scalar so if any of those gets hit it will overwrite the vector you are creating in the rest of the cases.
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the cyclist
2016-8-12
Putting Adam's response as an answer instead of a comment, and explaining it in a bit more detail:
In the first and second part of the "if" statement, you have this bit of code
gradesRounded = -3;
instead of this bit of code:
gradesRounded(i) = -3;
which means that you are over-writing your entire vector with a single number, instead of writing to each element of the vector.
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