How to join the subelements of a cell?
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I am trying to express all sentences in one cell with string subelements.
s='I am George. John is there? Ana is around! Are you mad?'
[y,matches] = strsplit(s,{'.','?','!'})
for i = 1:length(matches)
y{i}=[y{i},matches{i}]
end
y=y(~cellfun('isempty',y))
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Matt J
2018-1-26
Don't think you finished your question (because I'm not sure what it is). If you're trying to rejoin all the sub-strings in y, see my answer below.
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Matt J
2018-1-26
编辑:Matt J
2018-1-26
s=[y{:}]
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Steven Lord
2018-1-26
This is what I receive when I run the code you posted followed by Matt's suggestion.
s = 'I am George. John is there? Ana is around! Are you mad?'
[y,matches] = strsplit(s,{'.','?','!'})
for i = 1:length(matches)
y{i}=[y{i},matches{i}]
end
y=y(~cellfun('isempty',y))
s2 = [y{:}]
whos s2
s2 =
'I am George. John is there? Ana is around! Are you mad?'
Name Size Bytes Class Attributes
s2 1x55 110 char
What exactly do you need/want/expect s2 to be for this example? Be specific about the type and size you expect s2 to be and the contents you expect s2 to contain.
Domanic
2018-1-26
编辑:Domanic
2018-1-26
To join elements of the cell array, y, you can use:
y = cell2mat(y);
or
y = {cell2mat(y)};
for a cell array.
To more generally achieve what you're trying to do, you can use regular expressions:
expression = '(?<=\W)\s'; % Expression to find white space following punctuation
strsplit(s,expression,'delimitertype','regularexpression'); % split string around result of regexp
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Domanic
2018-1-26
How about:
expression = '(?<=\W)\s';
y = strsplit(s,expression,'delimitertype','regularexpression');
y = {cell2struct(y,'substrings')};
where the strings are accessed as:
y{1}.substrings
or
y{1}.substrings(1)
not sure why you'd want this, though.
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