Reduce Matrix Dimensions for 5D-Data

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Matthias Saurer
Matthias Saurer 2021-1-27
评论： Matthias Saurer 2021-1-31
Lets say we have a 5D-Matrix M and want to convert it to 4D-matrix M' in a way such that we combine dim1 and dim3 into a new dim1':
Or more mathematically (hopefully this notation is understandable):
M'(:,m,n,p) = M(:,m,:,n,p) for all m,n,p.
Obviously we could use loops for that, but im looking for a more elegant way, maybe we could make clever use of sub2ind?
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Mara
Mara 2021-1-27
Hey Matthias,
maybe the function reshape() might help you with that
Matthias Saurer
Matthias Saurer 2021-1-31
You were absoluteley rigth, and permute was the last piece of the puzzle. Thanks for your help, Mara

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Srivardhan Gadila
Srivardhan Gadila 2021-1-30
You can make use of the functions permute and reshape as follows:
% M is a matrix of size a x b x c x d x e
Mp = permute(M,[1 3 2 4 5]);
Md = reshape(Mp,[],b,d,e);

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