How to deal with error "Input #3 expected to be a cell array, was double instead." using cellfun?
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Hello everyone,
as I'm trying to lean how to code with vectorization and do this magic with little lines and incredible performence there are a few hurdles for me to overcome. First I need to learn how to use cellfun correctly. Though I think the descriptions MathWorks gives are often usefull they are just examples and not always show me the solutions to my issues. Please note I am here to learn. There are a lot of things to learn for me. So I am thankful for ever advice to improve my coding. And I am not a native english speaker so there is the possibility that I just don't get right what the discription is supposed to tell me.
I have the following code:
[~,locs{1},~,~] = findpeaks(Mbx,t,'MinPeakHeight',maxPeakx,'MinPeakWidth',MinPeakWi,'MinPeakDistance', MinPeakDis ,'Annotate','extents');
[~,locs{2},~,~] = findpeaks(-Mbx,t,'MinPeakHeight',maxPeakx,'MinPeakWidth',MinPeakWi,'MinPeakDistance', MinPeakDis,'Annotate','extents');
[~,locs{3},~,~] = findpeaks(Mby,t,'MinPeakHeight',maxPeaky,'MinPeakWidth',MinPeakWi,'MinPeakDistance', MinPeakDis ,'Annotate','extents');
[~,locs{4},~,~] = findpeaks(-Mby,t,'MinPeakHeight',maxPeaky,'MinPeakWidth',MinPeakWi,'MinPeakDistance', MinPeakDis,'Annotate','extents');
In this case Mbx, Mby and t are arrays and the code works. It gives me the locations of the peaks in terms of t (time vector).
But I want to be able to get the same result in just one line without using a loop.
So I formed a cellarray with:
Mb = {Mbx -Mbx Mby -Mby};
and tried to perform a cellfun like this:
[~,locs,~,~] = cellfun(@(x)findpeaks(x,t,'MinPeakHeight',maxPeakx,'MinPeakWidth',MinPeakWi,'MinPeakDistance', MinPeakDis ,'Annotate','extents'),Mb,'UniformOutput',false);
I thought x is the input for my function and it performes findpeaks with all given name and value pairs on each cell of it.
But a get the error:
Error using cellfun
Input #3 expected to be a cell array, was double instead.
So what is Input #3 in this case? And how do I hand over the name value pairs for findpeaks correctly to the cellfun?
kind regards
Fabian
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David Hill
2021-6-25
Loops are not bad. cellfun is performing a loop.
Mb = {Mbx -Mbx Mby -Mby};
for k=1:4
[~,locs{k},~,~] = findpeaks(Mb{k},t,'MinPeakHeight',maxPeakx,'MinPeakWidth',MinPeakWi,'MinPeakDistance', MinPeakDis ,'Annotate','extents');
end
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Stephen23
2021-6-25
编辑:Stephen23
2021-6-25
"I read comments from which I conclude the opposite"
Please give a link to that MATLAB Answers thread.
"You are of the oppinion I should concentrade on writing better loops then?"
No, I am of the opinion that every tool has its uses.
"as I'm trying to lean how to code with vectorization and do this magic with little lines and incredible performence there are a few hurdles for me to overcome. First I need to learn how to use cellfun correctly."
CELLFUN is not really relevant to code vectorization. Read the definition here:
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