trying to combine cells
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I have 3 cells [1x5000] , [1x3000] and [1x2000] and I want to combine these in one cell [1x10000]. With small dimensions you can try the copy paste but now this is very slow procedure.
Do you have any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
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Image Analyst
2013-5-24
Study this example:
% Original cell array, with 3 elements (cells).
ca = {ones(1,5000), rand(1,3000), zeros(1,2000)}
% Construct new cell with one element comprised of the
% contents of the other cell array's cells:
new_ca = {[ca{1}, ca{2}, ca{3}]}
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Image Analyst
2013-5-24
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2013-5-24
nicolas said "Something like this,(I know that is wrong) C= [X(1, 1:5000),Y(1, 5001:8000), Z(1, 8001:10000)] Any ideas? "
Then just do this:
% Original cell array, with 3 elements (cells).
ca = {ones(1,99000), rand(1,99000), zeros(1,99000)}
% Construct new cell with one element comprised of certain specific elements
% of the contents of the other cell array's cells:
new_ca = {[ca{1}(1:5000), ca{2}(5001:8000), ca{3}(8001:10000)]}
If you have 3 separate cells instead of a cell array, then just concatenate them and use the same solution as above.
% Three separate original cells.
ca1 = {ones(1,99000)};
ca2 = {rand(1,99000)};
ca3 = {zeros(1,99000)};
% Combine, then use same solution as above.
ca = [ca1, ca2, ca3]
% Construct new cell with one element comprised of the
% contents of the other cell array's cells:
new_ca = {[ca{1}(1:5000), ca{2}(5001:8000), ca{3}(8001:10000)]}
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Andrei Bobrov
2013-5-24
A = {X,Y,Z};
ii = hankel([0 5000],[5000 8000 10000]);
C = arrayfun(@(x)A{x}(ii(1,x)+1:ii(2,x)),1:numel(A),'un',0);
out = {[C{:}]};
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nicolas
2013-5-24
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Image Analyst
2013-5-24
Yes, cell arrays are almost always complicated. Can't you work with just normal old reliable numerical arrays? It would be so much simpler.
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