Extract the value according to the number of rows

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Hello everyone, I need to extract or reshape the array value (cixd) so that the number of value is based on the num of rows(picture A) and store at the next column. Here shows some illustration. The extraction continues until it goes to 10895 that follows the value of picture A. I tried used reshape but the error says I cannot change the num of the element.
combineResultDisengged=vertcat(FeaturesDis{:});
s{k,:}=size(FeaturesDis{k},1) %extract value rows only
end
[cidxD,cmeansE] = kmeans(combineResultDisengged,500);
R=reshape(cidxD,s{:,1})
end
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Siti Suhaila
Siti Suhaila 2017-8-11
The second case, 197 should be the next 197 elements after the 185 already "used up".
Siti Suhaila
Siti Suhaila 2017-8-11
R = reshape(cidxE, 10, []);%extract each 10 rows
However, I don't want to restrict it to 10 rows only. I need to extract the rows based on the value of picture A and continues to the next column for the second rows (197) and so on. Did I clearly explain it?

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2017-8-11
Let the size information be in A. Let the array to be split be B.
total_requested = sum(A);
if total_requested > length(B)
error('A requests more entries than there are in B');
end
B_split = mat2cell(B(1:total_requested), A, 1);
Now B_split is a cell array with column vectors of varying lengths. However you cannot arrange them beside each other until you define how to handle the "holes"
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Siti Suhaila
Siti Suhaila 2017-8-14
I managed to get the correct value of the first rows and the matrix display the number accordingly, however, it started with the first and duplicate it to the next column.
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2017-8-14
Are you referring to the fact that M_extract{1,1}(185) is 197, and 197 also happens to be the second length to use according to picture A ?
We do not have your data to test with.

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