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How to automate the process of getting the values in a 35x35 dataset based on some rules?
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states = {'000010', '100010', '200010','110010', '210010', '001010', '101010', '201010', '011010', '111010', '211010', '002010', '102010', '202010', '012010', '112010', '212010', '000110', '100110', '200110', '010110', '110110', '210110','001110', '101110', '201110', '011110', '111110', '211110', '002110', '102110', '202110', '012110', '112110', '212110' }; rownames = states; prefix = 'T'; varnames = strcat({prefix}, states); selected = cell(35, 35); SelectedTable = mat2dataset(selected, 'VarNames', varnames, 'ObsNames', rownames);
By using the above code, I got a 35X35 dataset. I want to apply transition rules on the dataset I got. I want the MATLAB program to automatically check for the states, which state verifying which rule? On the basis of which, MATLAB should automatically allocate values to this dataset.
Suppose states are represented as [i,j,k,l,m,n]. According to the rule,
- for i>0
if {i,j,k,l,m,n}=={i+1, j, k, l, m ,n)
then, it should display " blue"
else if
for j=0,1 && i=1
{i,j,k,lm,n}=={i, j+1, k, l, m, n}
then it should display "green"***
The MATLAB program must automatically check the states and according to rules, it must specify the message.
Is this automatic checking possible?
Please help
Regards
Surabhi
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