Difference between columns, fixed the first column, in a matrix only if values are diferent from 0
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Hi, I have a 3D-matrix and I want to calculate differences between columns, fixed the first column (this column can have negative values), and the value be positive or zero, i.e., for each 3D dimension calculate: max ( column(i)-column(1), 0 ), but if values in columns i are zero, I don't want to calculate the difference anb the result be zero, i.e.,
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/169411/image.jpeg)
I give you an example:
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/169413/image.jpeg)
Any suggestion? Thank you!
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Guillaume
2017-11-10
You've already figured out most of it:
A = cat(3, [10 3 15 12 3; 2 1 4 0 6; -5 0 5 4 12; 7 9 4 0 8], [-3 4 10 3 0; -3 1 0 4 6; 7 2 3 3 8; 8 5 15 5 9]);
result = max(A(:, 2:end, :) - A(:, 1, :), 0); %get difference with column 1, set to 0 if negative
result(A(:, 2:end, :) == 0) = 0 %set to 0 if original value is 0
You could also do it as a one liner but it's a bit more obscure:
result = max(A(:, 2:end, :) - A(:, 1, :), 0) .* (A(:, 2:end, :) ~= 0)
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