Hi everyone. I want to create a new matrix using a rand function and the values of other matrix.
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João Narciso
el 4 de Mayo de 2016
Comentada: dpb
el 4 de Mayo de 2016
I have a matrix (n,2) that have in the first column the min values and in the second column the max values. I want to create a new matrix (n,100) with uniform distributions in each row using the rand function and picking as MIN value the first value and as MAX value the second value from each row related to the matrix (n,2). In my code it always get the error "Size inputs must be scalar" in the the rand function.
Code:
p=length(t);
ii=1;
pdf=[];
while ii<=p
IMIN=t(ii,1);
IMAX=t(ii,2);
pdf=rand([IMIN IMAX],p,100);
ii=ii+1
end
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dpb
el 4 de Mayo de 2016
IMIN=t(:,1);
IMAX=t(:,2);
pdf=bsxfun(@plus,IMIN,bsxfun(@times,(IMAX-IMIN),rand(p,100)))
You can dispense with the intermediary IMIN/IMAX arrays in place of t, of course, used simply for legibility to aid in seeing the solution logic.
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Kevin
el 4 de Mayo de 2016
Are you thinking about generating uniformly distributed random integers? If yes, then you need to replace rand with randi in your code.
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dpb
el 4 de Mayo de 2016
Good point -- if that's the case, the following may be more suitable--
pdf=cell2mat(arrayfun(@(imn,imx,p) randi([imn imx],1,p), ...
IMIN,IMAX,'uniformoutput',false));
will, however.
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