Sort Matrix without the sort (Homework)
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Hey guys, I need to sort a matrix from highest to lowest by selection without using the built in function. The teacher gave us function for a vector but I don't understand how to apply it to a matrix. Here is the function he gave us:
function B=SelecD(A)
for i=1:length(A)-1
highest=i;
for j=i+1:length(A)
if A(j) > A(highest)
highest=j;
end
end
A=Swap(A,i,highest);
disp(A);
end
B=A;
end
Thank you for your help
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per isakson
2019-2-24
"sort a matrix" what exactly does that mean? Describe that in plain English.
There is no function named Swap in Matlab.
poolman21
2019-2-24
Your teacher should learn how to write efficient MATLAB code. Instead of defining a pointless separate function to swap two elements, it would be simpler, neater, and faster to use basic MATLAB indexing on that line:
A([i,highest]) = A([highest,i]);
They should also learn to follow better code practices (e.g. not putting everything onto one line).
"The teacher gave us function for a vector but I don't understand how to apply it to a matrix. "
This should get you started: transpose, reshape, sort, reshape, transpose.
Note if your teacher had written more robust code (using reliable numel rather than the beginners' favorite length) then the reshape calls would not be required either.
per isakson
2019-2-24
I can't guess what approach your teacher want you to use for this task. Maybe, you can guess based on what you done in the class so far.
Given wooden squares with numbers and a large table. How would you make this sorting manually?
poolman21
2019-2-24
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