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How to create doubles from cell arrays?
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I would like to ask if there is a more efficient code to do the following task:
a = cell(10,1);
for i = 1 : 10
a{i,1} = randn(200,5);
end
for j =1:5
b{j} = [a{1,1}(:,j) a{2,1}(:,j) a{3,1}(:,j) a{4,1}(:,j) a{5,1}(:,j)];
end
Thank you!
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Guillaume
el 27 de Abr. de 2018
Editada: Guillaume
el 27 de Abr. de 2018
if there is a more efficient code
Yes, don't use cell arrays!
a = randn(200, 5, 10);
your b{j} is simply
permute(a(:, j, :), [1 3 2])
%or
squeeze(a(:, j, :))
Even simpler, move the j to the third dimension
a = randn(200, 10, 5);
%b{j} would simply be a(:, :, j)
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Guillaume
el 27 de Abr. de 2018
Yes, I also used randn purely for demonstration.
Don't use cell arrays if you don't have to. It complicates everything. Since the matrices in your cell array are all the same concatenate them into a 3D matrix and use that from then on.
%a: a cell array of MxN matrices;
bettera = permute(cat(3, a{:}), [1 3 2])
From then on, whenever you wanted to use b{j}, use
bettera(:, :, j)
It is even possible that whatever you wanted to do with each b{j] could be done at once on bettera.
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