Hi all, i have to find the index of the same value in an array,see the following example a=[1 2 3 1] i want b=[1 4] as output..how can i do this? A solution using find is this u=unique(a) n=histc(a,u) find(a==u(n>1)) but if in the a array there isn't 2 or...
Refer to link here on finding the indices of non-empty cells in a cell array:https://in.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/42283-index-non-empty-cells-in-cell-array Hope this helps! 댓글 수: 0 댓글을 달려면 로그인하십시오....
Additionally, I have an array called 'lonlat' that contains longitudes in the first column and latitudes in the second column. For every latitude and longitude pair in 'lonlat' I need to find the index of the closest latitude and longitude pair in 'loc'...
In this case Im looking for the closest value to 'V(1)' which is 2000. It should return the 3rd or 5th value of N which is 2001. Note: 'index' is the index of the closest value. If two are the same, like in this example with two different '2001's, it will return the index...
A linear index allows use of a single subscript to index into an array, such as A(k). MATLAB® treats the array as a single column vector with each column appended to the bottom of the previous column. Thus, linear indexing numbers the elements in the columns from top to bottom, left...
Basic question: how to find range of index valuesI want to find the location (range of N index values) over which a variable (mydata) holds a specific value (X)However, my computer is making heavy weather of this calculation. It's taking several seconds to return the answer as it ...
A linear index allows use of a single subscript to index into an array, such as A(k). MATLAB® treats the array as a single column vector with each column appended to the bottom of the previous column. Thus, linear indexing numbers the elements in the columns from top to bottom, left...
Nonzero elements of X, returned as a vector. More About collapse all Linear Indices A linear index allows use of a single subscript to index into an array, such as A(k). MATLAB® treats the array as a single column vector with each column appended to the bottom of the previous column...
A linear index allows use of a single subscript to index into an array, such asA(k). MATLAB®treats the array as a single column vector with each column appended to the bottom of the previous column. Thus, linear indexing numbers the elements in the columns from top to bottom, left to...
A linear index allows use of a single subscript to index into an array, such asA(k). MATLAB®treats the array as a single column vector with each column appended to the bottom of the previous column. Thus, linear indexing numbers the elements in the columns from top to bottom, left to...