I have a list of parameters
parameters = {'Freq','I','U','P','Q','S','PF'};
and a list of names
names = {'Freq_min', 'Freq_max, 'Freq_avg','I_min', 'I_max,I_avg'....} and so on. Every parameter has many values like min, max, avg, peak, etc. There are 140 names in the array.
names is a cell array that contains the variable names from table T.
I need to find every position in the array names that has the string 'Freq' and then pull all data rows in that column, so this is the code i'm using:
for n = 1:length(parameters)
x = parameters(~ismember(parameters,parameters{n}));
s.(strcat(parametros{n},'_','Min')) = ...
T(:,contains(names,parameters{n})&contains(nombres,'Min')&strncmpi(parameters(n),names,2));
s.(strcat(parametros{n},'_','Avg')) = ...
T(:,contains(nombres,parameters{n})&contains(names,'Avg')&strncmpi(parameters(n),names,2));
s.(strcat(parametros{n},'_','Max')) = ...
T(:,contains(nombres,parameters{n})&contains(names,'Max')&strncmpi(parameters(n),names,2));
end
And it works well, until it hits 'PF' because it also finds 'P' and i cannot find the way for Matlab to discriminate for 'P' not being containd in 'PF'
Or maybe I'm just over complicating the solution and there's an easier way.
Thanks.
