Split matrix across the median
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How do I split a matrix across its median? Suppose I have a 5x10 matrix sorted in ascending order. I want to split this into two 5x5 matrices by finding the median of each row.
Then each sub-matrix will be further split k-times, for a huge matrix. The number of rows will remain constant.
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Walter Roberson
2012-12-17
We need a specific statement from you about whether there can be any duplicates, and if so then how do you want to handle the case where the median happens to be duplicated.
The answer I gave is for the situation where duplicates are allowed and it is acceptable to split duplicate medians across the two arrays.
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Walter Roberson
2012-12-17
If the rows are already sorted in ascending order, then the median is, by definition, right at the middle, so just index appropriately.
A1 = A(:,1:end/2);
A2 = A(:,end/2+1:end);
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Walter Roberson
2012-12-17
For the situation where the array might have an odd number of columns, and the middle value should just be left out, modify to
A1 = A(:,1:floor(end/2));
A2 = A(:,ceil(end/2)+1:end);
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Mark Whirdy
2012-12-17
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2012-12-17
a = rand(5,10);
b = repmat(median(a,1),10);
c1 = a; c1(a<b) = NaN;
c2 = a; c2(a>=b) = NaN;
.... what you're looking for? like Azzi, itshard to know without an example
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Walter Roberson
2012-12-17
Mark's code works by creating a "b" matrix the same size as the "a" matrix, with "b" containing copies of the row medians, and then doing an element-by-element comparison of the matrices. The result after his suggested computations is two matrices the same size as the original matrix, but with NaN in places indicating elements that were split over into the other matrix.
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