How to vertically concatenate matrices inside a matrix?
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Lets say have 2 matrices (A and B), Both A and B have 2 matrices inside (A1,A2 and B1, B2).
A=1x2
A1=1x20, A2=1x20
A1,1=10x1 A1,2=10x1 A1,3=10x1 A1,4=10x1... and so on until A1,20. Basically 20 columns of 10 rows
A2,1=20x1 A2,2=20x1 A2,3=20x1 A2,4=20x1... and so on until A2,20. Basically 20 columns of 20 rows
B=1x2
B1=1x20, B2=1x20
B1,1=30x1 B1,2=30x1 B1,3=30x1 B1,4=30x1... and so on until B1,30. Basically 20 columns of 30 rows
B2,1=40x1 B2,2=40x1 B2,3=40x1 B2,4=40x1... and so on until B2,30. Basically 20 columns of 40 rows
I would like to have a matrix called M with 2 matrices inside (M1 and M2). So that I have:
M=1x2
M1=1x20
M1,1= 40x1 M1,2=40x1 M1,3=40x1 M1,4=40x1...Basically 20 columns of 40 rows
M2=1x20
M2,1= 60x1 M2,2=60x1 M2,3=60x1 M2,4=60x1...Basically 20 columns of 60 rows
I know it sounds complicated but basically I need to concatenate into 1 matrix with 2 matrices inside of 40x20 and 60x20. Thank you!
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