Sparse matrix from the columns of an initial matrix

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Hello everyone, given a matrix A of size (m,n),
I would like to construct a matrix B of size (m,m*n) the following way :
for j = 1:n
col_start = (j-1)*m+1;
col_end = j*m;
B(:,col_start:col_end) = diag(A(:,j));
end
This version uses a for loop, is there any faster way of constructing B?
Thank you in advance.

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Bjorn Gustavsson
Bjorn Gustavsson 2021-4-5
Something like this might work:
vals = [];
idx1 = [];
idx2 = [];
for j = 1:n
idx1 = [idx1,1:n];
col_start = (j-1)*m+1;
col_end = j*m;
idx2 = [idx2,col_start:col_end];
vals = [vals,A(:,j)'];
end
B2 = sparse(idx1,idx2,vals);
For optimal speed-improvements pre-allocate vals, idx1 and idx2 and assign those with indices instead of growing these arrays.
HTH

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