How do I combine information from 2 arrays into a single array?
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I have two variables and minutes which look like this: hours: 1 3 4 minutes: 33 12 27
I want to combine the two so it looks like..
Time:
1.33 3.12 4.27
(the numbers change on every loop and are much longer, I have like 63 different times to combine every time I run my script)
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KL
el 12 de Oct. de 2017
which version of matlab are you using?
Marissa Holden
el 12 de Oct. de 2017
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Geoff Hayes
el 12 de Oct. de 2017
Marissa - if you have two arrays named hours and minutes as
hours = [1 3 4];
minutes = [33 12 27];
then you can add the two as
combinedTime = hours + minutes/60;
where
combinedTime =
1.5500 3.2000 4.4500
Note that I divided the minutes array by 60 so that we get the fractional part of the hour (so 33 minutes is 0.55 of one hour).
Cam Salzberger
el 12 de Oct. de 2017
Hello Marissa,
If you are looking to get a numeric result, you can simply do this:
h = [1 3 4];
m = [33 12 27];
combined = h+m./100;
That's a little weird though, since that's not really in any units you would normally use. Normally, you'd want the numeric result in terms of either hours or minutes:
combinedHours = h+m./60;
combinedMinutes = h.*60+m;
If you're looking for a bunch of character vectors in a cell array, then you could do something like this:
combined = arrayfun(@(hr, mn) sprintf('%d.%d', hr, mn), h, m, 'UniformOutput', false)
However, it's probably better to just make these into durations, and manipulate the format how you want it (if you have R2014b+):
combined = hours(h)+minutes(m);
-Cam
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