How extract specific data from a large matrix and save in new matrix?
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Hi, I have a matrix say"mv" ( 45x1) and another matrix called "a" (a=15252x23). Every value of 'mv' is present in 'a' (first column of a), so i want a new matrix say "b" where the data of only mv id should be there and rest should be omitted. I am writing code but unable to get desired answer. Below is the code. Please help.
for i = 1:length (mv);
if a (:,1) == mv;
mv_ramp (i,:) = a(a(:,1)== mv(i),:); % mv_ramp is new matrix where extracted data should be stored
end;
end;
Output: Matrix dimensions must agree (Error is coming). And Only one vehicle id data is stored in mv_ramp. Please identify my mistake. Thanks
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the cyclist
2017-1-31
Is each value of in mv guaranteed to be in a(:,1) exactly once, or could it be duplicated? If the latter, then you are trying to copy several rows into one.
Also, are you sure that each values of mv is exactly equal to the values in a(:,1), or could they possibly be different by tiny, floating-point error?
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the cyclist
2017-1-31
编辑:the cyclist
2017-1-31
If you are guaranteed that the value of mv is in a(:,1), then you actually do not need the if statement.
This simple version worked for me:
mv = [3 2 1]';
a = [2 16;
1 17;
3 18];
for i = 1:length(mv)
mv_ramp (i,:) = a(a(:,1)== mv(i),:);
end
This could also have been vectorized as follows:
[~,loc] = ismember(mv,a(:,1));
mv_ramp = a(loc,:)
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the cyclist
2017-1-31
编辑:the cyclist
2017-1-31
Oops! I accidentally swapped the argument order in ismember. Andrei got it right.
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