How to find shared elements in a matrix

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Saleh Almasabi
Saleh Almasabi 2017-3-12
回答： Roger Stafford 2017-3-13
Hi,
I have a zeros and ones vector called P. And a zeros and ones matrix called A, the matrix has a size nXn. The ones index in vector P, represents the raw in matrix A. For example if P=[0 1 0 1 0 0], then the corresponding rows in A are rows 2,4.
  1. (shared directly) I would like to find if A(2,4) or A(4,2) are both ones. The output is 4,2
  2. (shared indirectly) Now I want to find which elements i A(2,:) and A(4,:) are shared e.g have the same value. for example A(2,3) and A(4,3) both have ones, then I would get 3. The output is [2,3],[4,3]
I only care about the ones in both the vector P and matrix A. I have no interest in zero elements.
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Geoff Hayes
Geoff Hayes 2017-3-12
Saleh - will your P array only ever have two ones (so you will only be ever comparing two rows)? Or can P have more than two ones in which case you would be comparing every possible row pair?
Saleh Almasabi
Saleh Almasabi 2017-3-12
Hi Geoff,
The P array might have two or more ones. I might need to compare two or more. I thought of adding the corresponding rows in A, two at a time. Then I would use the (find) command. (long but will work)
But the shared indirectly, especially if its (three layers) or more, is going to be tricky.

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Roger Stafford
Roger Stafford 2017-3-13
D = nchoosek(find(P==1),2);
D = D(A(D(:,1)+n*(D(:,2)-1))==1 & A(D(:,2)+n*(D(:,1)-1))==1,:);
The two elements in each row of D are the possible indices such as 2,4 you mentioned in the “shared directly” part.

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