Parfor with two loop variable

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Hongbo Zhao
Hongbo Zhao 2018-5-14
回答： Sid Jhaveri 2018-5-17
I would like to use the following code to run certain simulations labeled by “cases” number in parallel and also plot the result in consecutive subplots.
cases = [2,5,8];
parfor casenum = cases
result(casenum) = ...;
subplot(1,3,?)
end
In the example above, the question mark should be 1, 2, 3 for the three cases.
I know the following code doesn’t work because “result” is a sliced variable. And “result(casenum(i))” is not allowed.
cases = [2,5,8];
parfor i=1:length(cases)
result(cases(i)) = ...;
subplot(1,3,i)
end
Is there any way to work around this without having to resort to storing results with indexes 1 through 3?

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Sid Jhaveri
Sid Jhaveri 2018-5-17
Hi,
You might want to try doing something like the code given below:
cases = [2,3,4];
result = zeros(1,4);
parfor i=cases
index = find(cases == i);
result(i) = i;
subplot(1,3,index)
end

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