Storing data in for loop
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Here are the script and the mat. file
What I wanna do is if I run the script file,and type 1 and 600 as a input I got
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I got three ans but only last one ans = 0.2515 is stored as a variable I need to store 'ans' as
ans =
- 0.4992
0.3636
0.2515
how can I do this?
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Stephen23
2018-8-14
编辑:Stephen23
2018-8-14
Or even better, get rid of the loops entirely. Most of them are waste of time, as vectorized code is simpler. The first two loops can be replaced by these two lines:
diffe = diff(A);
subbond = (diffe(1:end-1,:)+diffe(2:end,:))/2;
Possibly the rest of the code could be simplified as well, but until we have magvector we can't do much more.
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Jan
2018-8-14
编辑:Jan
2018-8-14
Either:
result = nan(598, size(sbz, 2)); % Pre-allocate
count = 0;
for n = 1:598
if c(1)<=position2(n,1)&&c(2)>=position2(n,1)
count = count + 1;
result(count, :) = sbz(n,:)
end
end
result = result(1:count, :); % Crop unneeded memory
or more efficient with logical indexing:
index = (c(1) <= position2(:,1) & c(2) >= position2(:,1));
result = sbz(index, :);
Note: Do not use "ans" directly, because it is very volatile. Assign the values to a variable explicitly instead.
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Stephen23
2018-8-14
编辑:Stephen23
2018-8-14
Get rid of the most of the loops, they don't help you. Learn how to write vectorized code. Here is your code, simplified:
magvector = @(r) sqrt(r(1).^2+r(2).^2+r(3).^2);
%
S = load('position2.mat');
%
diffe = diff(S.position2); % 1st loop
subbond = (diffe(1:end-1,:)+diffe(2:end,:))/2; % 2nd loop
%
for j = size(diffe,1)-1:-1:1
sbz(j,:) = (3*((dot(subbond(j,:), [1,0,0])/magvector(subbond(j,:)))^2)-1)/2;
end
%
c = linspace(min(S.position2(:,1)),max(S.position2(:,1))+0.0001,1*ceil(max(S.position2(:,1))-min(S.position2(:,1))));
%
idx = c(1)<=S.position2(:,1) & c(2)>=S.position2(:,1); % 4th loop
out = sbz(idx,:)
Giving:
out =
-0.49921
0.36363
0.25148
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