Actually, I didn't exlain my question very well. Actually I want to take average of elemnet of array. So Z = 6×2 cell array {[1 0 2 2 1 1 3 1 1 0]} {[2 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0]} {[2 2 3 3 1 3 3 2 1 0]} {[2 2 0 0 1 2 0 2 0 0]} ...
To compute the mean over all dimensions of an array, you can either specify each dimension in the vector dimension argument, or use the"all"option. M2 = mean(A,[1 2 3]) M2 = 3.5000 Mall = mean(A,"all") Mall = 3.5000 Mean of Single-Precision Array ...
댓글을 달려면 로그인하십시오. 답변 (1개) Matt J2017년 7월 29일 0 링크 번역 편집:Matt J2017년 7월 29일 MATLAB Online에서 열기 Assuming it's a typo thatconc doesn't divide evenly into 6 bins, then you could use SEPBLOCKFUN ...
I wanted the average of the columns, not the rows. I had to look up the sum function in Matlab help, the 2nd argument needs to be 1, not 2. So I just changed your last line to: MeanPositive = sum(x, 1) ./ sum(Positive, 1);, and that worked. Thanks! Sign in to comment....
I have data in array forms consisting of an x position(positive doubles), a specific y value associated with each x position and plane heights that the data falls on as z values. I want to average the y values for identical x values for each specific z value. For example: A=[1.0 ...
To compute the mean over all dimensions of an array, you can either specify each dimension in the vector dimension argument, or use the"all"option. M2 = mean(A,[1 2 3]) M2 = 3.5000 Mall = mean(A,"all") Mall = 3.5000 Mean of Single-Precision Array ...
To compute the mean over all dimensions of an array, you can either specify each dimension in the vector dimension argument, or use the"all"option. M2 = mean(A,[1 2 3]) M2 = 3.5000 Mall = mean(A,"all") Mall = 3.5000 Mean of Single-Precision Array ...
In this example we take A1 as [5 9 2 -8 -5 -4 -6 8 4 3 5 8 4] and then use a movmean syntax so we take M1 = movmean (A1, 3), the movmean gives an array of local 3 points mean values, where every mean was calculated over a sliding window of length 3 across neighboring...
arima sets the coefficients at interim lags equal to zero to maintain consistency with MATLAB® cell array indexing. MA Model with Known Parameter Values Copy Code Copy Command This example shows how to specify an MA(q) model with known parameter values. You can use such a fully specified ...
Create a duration array using the time vector. Construct a timetable with the duration array and the signal. Determine the pulse times using the locations of the signal peaks. Display the time-synchronous average. Get ts = seconds(t)'; tx = timetable(ts,x); [~,lc] = findpeaks(x,t...