% find() will get the index of element % store it in the index index = find(array==2,2,'first') 输出: 示例2: MATLAB % array of integers array = [1 2 3 4 5 6 2 4 2] % find() will get the index of element % store it in the index index = find(array==2,2,'last') ...
Index = findIndexInOrderedVector(SearchVector, operation, value, whichelement)The output of the function is similar to certain uses of MATLAB's find() function, but is done much faster for large vectors by using binary search. An example is: ...
Matlab finds the index function used to remit a vector containing the linear indices of each nonzero element in the array. For Matlab find the index “Find” statement is used. For example, D = find(Y) remits a vector containing the linear indices of each nonzero element in array Y. If...
Index = findIndexInOrderedVector(SearchVector, operation, value, whichelement) 该函数的输出类似于 MATLAB 的 find() 函数的某些用途,但通过使用二分搜索对大向量完成得更快。 一个例子是: 索引 = 查找(搜索向量 >= 3, 1); 这将是: Index = findIndexInOrderedVector(SearchVector, 'geq', 3, 'first...
k = 1x0 empty double row vector k = find(abs(y-0.3) < 0.001) k = 4 最后几个非零元素 创建一个由等于零的所有奇数索引元素组成的 6×6 幻方矩阵。 X = magic(6); X(1:2:end) = 0 X =6×60 0 0 0 0 0 3 32 7 21 23 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 28 33 17 10 15 0 0 0 0 ...
1.histc(A, unique(A)) Compute the histgram of every element in A. 2.B = unique(A); repeat_ele = B(histc(A, B) > 1)) Split thoes repeated element from B with repeat number can be changed for different purpose. 3.find(A == repeat_ele(i)) ...
1 Find specific value's count in a vector 0 Find and indexing repeating elemnts in an array using Matlab 0 matlab retrieve elements in a vector corresponding to matrix of indexes 1 matlab find specific VALUES in an array 1 finding the index of an array element that i...
MATLAB Online で開く ok i did that like this cases2 = ((S_model > 9.0)&(S_model<11.0)); disp(cases2); which gave a matrix with alot of 1 and 0's but i still need to be able to put these index positions that i have been getting into another ...
Use thewhich()Function to Find the Index of an Element in R Thewhich()function returns a vector with the index (or indexes) of the element which matches the logical vector (in this case==). For example: x<-c(5,6,8,9,7,5,7,8)which(x==7)[1]57 ...
newIndex= cellVector(nextCellLoc,:); % new index xlswrite('My file.xls',B,'My Sheet',newindex); Just be aware, this won't work for cells after column Z, because, for example, cellVectorLoc = find(cellVector == cellstart(1)); will find two locations in cellVector for column 'AA...