concatenate cell array of cell arrays
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Stephen23
2018-6-7
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2022-2-23
Where C is your cell array, all of these are equivalent:
[C{:}]
horzcat(C{:})
cat(2,C{:})
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Stephen23
2018-6-7
编辑:Stephen23
2018-6-7
Note that you could vertically concatenate them without any problem, as they all have exactly one column.
If you really need to horizontally concatenate them you will need to pad their rows first so that they have the same number of rows: you could use a loop, or cellfun. Or just do something like this:
col = size(C,2);
row = cellfun('size',C,1);
out = cell(max(row),col);
for k = 1:col
out(1:row(k),k) = C{k};
end
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Rishabh Rathore
2018-6-7
编辑:Rishabh Rathore
2018-6-7
I'm assuming you want to retain the data of one cell array as a column.
A work around could be the following
- Find the length of the longest cell array
- append the empty cell to all the smaller cell arrays
- finally concatenate them, you may use horzcat for horizontal concatenation.
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