In general, if you're thinking of starting with vector V and creating subvectors, say, A, B, C, ..., this is a very bad idea. It creates a real mess to be able to refer to those variables later.
To segregate data this way and make reference to it programmatically simple, use something like
ix=[14;11;51]; % define the breakpoint vector
v=1:sum(ix);v=v(:); % create some dummy data of right size
>> mat2cell(v,ix) % create cell array of each group
ans =
3×1 cell array
{14×1 double}
{11×1 double}
{51×1 double}
>>
Or, another approach is to create an auxiliary grouping variable and use findgroups and splitapply or similar techniques to process by group that doesn't require explicitly building the other results as variables.
