Save max of each iteration

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Moe
Moe el 5 de Mayo de 2014
Comentada: Moe el 5 de Mayo de 2014
Suppose that matrix A have new value in each iteration (updatable), Is there anyway to save the rowsOfMaxes matrix A in each iteration? I tried to use [rowsOfMaxes(i) colsOfMaxes(i)], but it doesn't work.
A = [6;7;21;4;9;21;5;1];
max(A(:))
[maxValue, linearIndexesOfMaxes] = max(A(:));
[rowsOfMaxes colsOfMaxes] = find(A == maxValue,1,'first')
Can anyone please help me?

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst el 5 de Mayo de 2014
It works for me:
for k = 1 : 10
A = randi(9, 8, 1) % Different 8x1 array each iteration.
max(A(:))
[maxValue, linearIndexesOfMaxes] = max(A(:));
% [rowsOfMaxes(k) colsOfMaxes] = find(A == maxValue) % Won't work
[rowsOfMaxes(k), colsOfMaxes] = find(A == maxValue, 1, 'first')
end
What I suspect is that you're not using 'first', and that may not work. If the max happens at two locations, for example you have 21 twice, then rowsOfMaxes will be two numbers (3 and 6). So you can't stuff two numbers into a single element like rowsOfMaxes(i). Since rowsOfMaxes could have different lengths depending on which iteration you're on and what the values of A happen to be during that iteration, you'll have to have rowsOfMaxes be a cell array, which can handle different sized arrays, unlike a regular numerical array which must be rectanglar.

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