How to run completely a loop inside one other?

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EM geo 2019-3-6

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sclerometrica_equotip_v1.mat

Hi! i have the data attached. ID_stop1 is an identifier of data and it is repeated 80 times for each value. Nn1 is a number from 1 to 20 and it is still repeated for each unique value of ID_stop1. Bn1 is a number from 1 to 20 and it is repeated for each unique value of Nn1. I need to access to data of L1 for each ID_stop1 and each Nn1. I created this code that works but at the end of the second loop it stops. How can i come back to the first loop?

I would like to have a cell array of 20 cells, and for each cell there should be 20 sub cells.

Any helps?

load ('sclerometrica_equotip_v1')
misure = [ID_stop L Nn Bn];
% misure(any(isnan(misure), 2), :) = [];
ID_stop1 = misure(:,1);
L1 = misure(:,2);
Nn1 = misure(:,3);
Bn1 = misure(:,4);
k = unique(ID_stop1);
for i = 1:numel(k)
    index = (ID_stop1 == k(i));
    N= Nn1(index); %battute nodi
    j = unique(N);
    for m = 1:numel(j) 
        index2 = (N == j(m));
        L_nodo = L1(index2);  
        result{m} = L_nodo;
    end
end

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Bob Thompson 2019-3-6

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I suspect that the issue is not that the code actually stops, but that the results are only recorded for one internal loop. If you want cells inside of cells then you need to index for each loop.

results{i}{m} = L_nodo;

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Bob Thompson 2019-3-6

Unfortunately, no, I cannot look at the data specifically. It's nothing personal, just that my sense of internet security refuses to let me compromise on this.

I'm going to try to break down the problem description you originally posted to see if I can figure things out in more detail. Let me know if I have not interpreted something correctly.

ID_stop1 is an identifier of data and it is repeated 80 times for each value.

k = unique(ID_stop1);

So ID_stop1 is large, and has a number of unique values which you have identified with k. Within ID_stop1 each of those unique values should be repeated 80 times, so 'index' is a logic array which identifies which ID_stop1 elements are equal to a specific unique value.

index = (ID_stop1 == k(i));

Nn1 is a number from 1 to 20 and it is still repeated for each unique value of ID_stop1.

So, Nn1 has the same number of elements as ID_stop1, but only contains integers from 1:20? I assume this is the case because identifiying specific elements of Nn1 with index hasn't seemed to return any errors, so they must be the same size.

N= Nn1(index);

This means that N should contain 80 elements with values from 1:20. Will N always contain all integers, or is it possible that some integers may not be present? If all integers are always present, then setting j = uniques(N) is unnecessary because you already know all possible values (1:20).

index2 = (N == j(m));

index2 is an 80x1 logic array which points to all elements of N which correspond to a specific integer.

L_nodo = L1(index2);

L_nodo is the values of L1, which must also be 80x1, which relate to the specific integer from earlier.

If all of this is correct I would suggest putting a debug marker on the calculation for N to see if it changes at all with each loop. I suspect you may have some kind of repeating pattern, and N is not actually changing. Check the link if you are unsure of how to debug a code.

EM geo 2019-3-6

maybe there is something wrong with the indexing... i put a debug marker in the beginning of the first for loop

EM geo 2019-3-6

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i solved the problem, now it works good!!

k = unique(ID_stop1);
for i = 1:numel(k)
    index = (ID_stop1 == k(i));
    nn = Nn1(index);
    bn = Bn1(index);
    ll = L1(index);
    j =unique(nn);
    for ii= 1:numel(j)
    index1 = (nn == j(ii));
    Lnodo = ll(index1);
    result{i}{ii} = Lnodo;
    end
end