matching with data in cell array
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i want to match the output with data in cell array, i want to check whether the number(output) lies in cellarray or not?
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Andrei Bobrov
2017-6-1
Please attach small example with your data as mat - file.
Jan
2017-6-1
@Rya: Andrei asked for a small example. You have posted your complete code with images, documentation, logos, auto-save files, several fig and m-files. What do you expect? That we inspect all of this code only to answer this simple question? The screenshot of the GUI is not useful here also.
You asked for "number(output) lies in cellarray". Then please provide how the number is represented and the typical contents or the cell array. Any further information is a waste of time only.
Rya
2017-6-1
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ES
2017-6-1
[truefalse, index] = ismember('abc', {'xyz', 'abc', 'def', 'abc'})
This one?
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Rya
2017-6-1
编辑:Walter Roberson
2017-7-10
ES
2017-6-2
just load your mat file.
load
Stephen23
2017-6-3
It works for me, there should be no problem using this in an if statement:
>> load ANPR
>> ismember('EK94P8',ANPR(:,2))
ans =
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Rya
2017-6-3
@Rya: if you do not know what indexing is then you really really really need to do the introductory tutorials, which teach very basic and important MATLAB concepts (such as what indexing is):
Also this:
ANPR(:,2)
takes the second column of ANPR
Rya
2017-6-3
Stephen23
2017-6-4
nnz(ismember('EK94P8',ANPR(:,2)))
Rya
2017-6-4
Walter Roberson
2017-7-10
Note that you had
ANPR=['AED632' 'KPT295' 'AKH343' 'AFR420']; %cellarray
That does not create a cell array. You needed
ANPR={'AED632' 'KPT295' 'AKH343' 'AFR420'}; %cellarray
Walter Roberson
2017-7-10
The suggested
nnz(ismember('EK94P8',ANPR(:,2)))
should be
nnz(ismember(ANPR(:,2), 'EK94P8'))
When you use ismember(A, B) then for each entry in A, a logical value (true or false) will be returned indicating whether that entry in A was found in B. So if you reverse the order like I show, then for each entry in your second column of ANPR, you are comparing it to the one value 'EK94P8', returning a logical value for each. The number of matches is the same as the number of places the logical value is true, which is the same as the number of places the logical value is non-zero. The number of places that a value is non-zero can be tested with nnz()
Jan
2017-6-1
found = any(strcmp(TheNumber, TheListOfNumbers))
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Rya
2017-6-1
@Rya: No, this is not a cell array. The comment is misleading:
ANPR=['AED632' 'KPT295' 'AKH343' 'AFR420']; %cellarray
You need curly braces instead of square brackets:
ANPR = {'AED632' 'KPT295' 'AKH343' 'AFR420'};
For searching a single string, strcmp is more efficient than ismember, which is thought to compare lists of strings.
Rya
2017-6-3
Rya
2017-6-3
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