How to read and manipulate binary numbers?
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Hi,
Im currently working with binary numbers within matlab, however they are read into my code as single numbers eg. 10001011 etc. However, I need to break up the code so I can examine different parts. Is there a way of breaking a single number into a 2 or more cell array.
For Example, starting with 10001011
broken up to a 1x4 array of [10 00 10 11]
Id appreciate any help, Thanks! Mark
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Chad Gilbert
2013-7-3
I'm having trouble imagining why you would need to do this. Are you sure there's no place in your code earlier on (say, when you're reading these data) when it makes more sense to format these? E.g. "a = fscanf(fid,'%c%c',2);" or something of the sort?
Mark
2013-7-3
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Chad Gilbert
2013-7-3
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2013-7-3
Strictly speaking, this should do it:
>> a = [1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1];
>> b = 10*a(1:2:end) + a(2:2:end)
b =
10 0 10 11
Or, if you've got a string of 1's and 0's:
>> a = '10001011';
>> arrayfun(@(i)a(i:i+1),1:2:length(a),'uniformoutput',false)
ans =
'10' '00' '01' '11'
Note: both of these solutions assume that you have an even number of digits. They'll croak if you pass in an odd number of digits.
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Mark
2013-7-3
Muthu Annamalai
2013-7-3
@Chad croaking is fixed (untested!) if you modify the line,
arrayfun(@(i)a(i:min(i+1,end)),1:2:length(a),'uniformoutput',false)
Chad Gilbert
2013-7-3
@Mark The first idea handles and outputs actual numeric values. Your interest in the "first digit of the second cell" makes me think you're actually interested in strings. In which case, the second answer might be more appropriate.
@Muthu - nice! A quick test confirms that your fix works.
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a = [1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1]
for p=1:(size(a)-1)
b = [b strcat(num2str(a(p)),num2str(a(p+1)))]
end
That should feed zeros as double zeros
KD
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