How do I extract elements from a table according to specific conditions?
58 visualizaciones (últimos 30 días)
Mostrar comentarios más antiguos
Kyle Davis
el 24 de Mayo de 2019
Comentada: Kyle Davis
el 25 de Mayo de 2019
Hi,
I am trying to extract certain rows of data from the following table (T1) according to specfic conditions. I only want to extract a row if 'TargetStatus' is equal to 'T' and t the same time, 'Response' is equal to 'k' (such as row 2 and row 7 for example). I'm struggling to come up with the correct code that will allow me to do this. I have copied the table below :)
T1 =
24×4 table
Sequence TargetStatus ReactionTime Response
________ ____________ ____________ ________
'C' 'N' 1.1022 'j'
'C' 'T' 1.4261 'k'
'T' 'N' 0.77136 'j'
'D' 'N' 0.77733 'j'
'K' 'N' 1.044 'j'
'X' 'N' 1.0333 'j'
'X' 'T' 0.82694 'k'
'B' 'N' 0.89246 'j'
'W' 'N' 0.86045 'j'
'H' 'N' 0.73916 'j'
'H' 'T' 0.84648 'k'
'T' 'N' 0.91134 'j'
'T' 'T' 0.91947 'k'
'G' 'N' 0.70199 'j'
'G' 'T' 0.81821 'k'
'Z' 'N' 0.79684 'j'
'Q' 'N' 0.94614 'j'
'J' 'N' 0.83011 'j'
'Z' 'N' 0.85475 'j'
'F' 'N' 0.72073 'j'
'F' 'T' 0.64145 'k'
'B' 'N' 0.66913 'j'
'X' 'N' 0.71484 'j'
'X' 'T' 0.8122 'k'
Thank you to anyone who is able to help :)
0 comentarios
Respuesta aceptada
Jeff Miller
el 25 de Mayo de 2019
I think if you want to select rows then the colon operator is in the wrong place, and that you would want something like
T1(strcmp(T1.TargetStatus, 'T') & strcmp(T1.Response, 'k'),:);
But it might really be more convenient to use categorical variables, like this
T1.Sequence = categorical(T1.Sequence)
T1.TargetStatus = categorical(T1.TargetStatus)
T1.Response = categorical(T1.Response)
T1(T1.TargetStatus=='N' & T1.Response=='k',:)
Since you are analyzing RT data, you might find the RawRT toolbox useful. It won't work with categorical variables, so you would have to convert everything to numbers, like this:
T1.Sequence = grp2idx(T1.Sequence);
T1.TargetStatus = grp2idx(T1.TargetStatus);
T1.Response = grp2idx(T1.Response);
But then you could compute a lot of summary stats, graphs, ANOVAs, etc pretty simply, e.g.
somemeans = CondMeans(T1,'ReactionTime',{'TargetStatus','Response'}) % which produces
somemeans =
TargetStatus Response ReactionTime
____________ ________ ____________
1 1 0.84507
2 2 0.89869
Más respuestas (1)
Guillaume
el 24 de Mayo de 2019
T1(:, T1.TargetStatus == 'N' & T1.Response == 'k') %select all rows for which TargetStatus is 'N' AND Response is 'k'
Note that == works here because your char arrays are just one character. If they had more than one character, you'd use strcmp instead.
2 comentarios
Guillaume
el 24 de Mayo de 2019
Yes, you'd have to use strcmp. It's more or less the same:
T1(:, strcmp(T1.TargetStatus, 'T') & strcmp(T1.Response, 'k'))
Ver también
Categorías
Más información sobre Analysis of Variance and Covariance en Help Center y File Exchange.
Community Treasure Hunt
Find the treasures in MATLAB Central and discover how the community can help you!
Start Hunting!