Produce equality matrix based on elements in vector.

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Alexander Holmes
Alexander Holmes 2020-3-27
回答： darova 2020-3-27
Given two equally sized vectors A and B, is there any way to make a matrix C of 1's and zero's such that the kth row of C contains 1's wherever elements of B equal the kth element of A?
I can do it by looping through elements of A, but I want to know if there's a vectorised way of doing this to speed it up?
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Alexander Holmes
Alexander Holmes 2020-3-27
编辑：Alexander Holmes 2020-3-27
Actually, think I figured out an answer. I can just use repmat to create a matrix of n copies of the vector, and use == with the vector to compare it that way.
Guillaume
Guillaume 2020-3-27
"I can just use repmat"
You don't need repmat. Implicit expansion will take care of repeating the elements for you and will be faster. See my answer.

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Guillaume
Guillaume 2020-3-27
Trivially done.
%assuming A and B are both row vectors:
C = A.' == B;
If they're both column vectors, transpose B instead.

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Fangjun Jiang
Fangjun Jiang 2020-3-27
Like this?
A=randi(10,5,1);
B=randi(10,5,1);
k=3;
C=(B==A(k))
Bernd Wagner
Bernd Wagner 2020-3-27
Does the Logical opperator C= A==B not do that work?
It compares values in Vector A and responds a logical value 1 if the Value is also on the same line in B. Hence your C vector will be a vector of 0 and 1 with 1 if A==B.
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Alexander Holmes
Alexander Holmes 2020-3-27
That wasn't quite what I wanted. I wantred to compare the whole vector to each element of another vector, which would give me a matrix at the end rather than a vector. But the user above has given me what I needed.
Thank you though!

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darova
darova 2020-3-27
Try bsxfun
% make all combinations using bsxfun
C = bsxfun(@minus,b(:),a(:)'); % b - rows, a - columns
[i,j] = find(~C); % find 'zero'
C1 = C*0;
C1(i,:) = 1; % make entire row '1' if any element a==b

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