split dataset with probability weights

Hello everyone
i have a dataset like 20 x 6. i want to split dataset (npop1) into two dataset which depend on probabbility 'weights'. the probability comes from random number r1. i can't figure out how to store the rest data into another variable dataset (rw2). I don't use randperm because randperm has no probability function. I will appreciate any help. Thank you.
Sorry for my bad English..
pc = 0.4; %percentage to split data
nfitA = length(fitA);
PC = pc*npop;% make positive interger
r1 = rand (nfitA,1); %random number for weight probability
rw1 = datasample(npop1,PC,'Weights',r1);

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Fabio Freschi
Fabio Freschi el 15 de Oct. de 2019
datasample has a two outputs, where the second is the index to the selected data in your npop1. So:
[rw1,idSelected] = datasample(npop1,PC,'Weights',r1);
idUnselected = setdiff(1:nfitA,idSelected);
rw2 = npop1(idUnselected,:);

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Genz
Genz el 15 de Oct. de 2019
thank you for fast reply sir.
this is almost what i looking for but is there a bug in setdiff? because the answer its different every time i execute. i tried in data npop1(10x6). for rw1 the answer always 4x6. but rw2 sometimes 6x6, 7x6 and 8x6. how to fix this?
thank you.
Sorry for my bad English.
Fabio Freschi
Fabio Freschi el 15 de Oct. de 2019
Can you provide a MWE (minimal working example) of your code to figure out what's going wrong?
Jos (10584)
Jos (10584) el 15 de Oct. de 2019
datasample samples with replacement, so idSelected may not have 4 distinct values, leaving 6 upto 9 values not selected
Genz
Genz el 15 de Oct. de 2019
Editada: Genz el 15 de Oct. de 2019
my entire code only 8 rows. so i don't know if this can be called MWE. but this is my entire code.
npop = 10;
pc = 0.4; %percentage to split data
nfitA = length(fitA);
PC = pc*npop;% make positive interger
r1 = rand (nfitA,1); %random number for weight probability
[rw1,idSelected] = datasample(npop1,PC,'Weights',r1);
idUnselected = setdiff(1:nfitA,idSelected);
rw2 = npop1(idUnselected,:);
i also attach m file and mat files.
run more than 3 times, then maybe you will see the different for rw2.
Genz
Genz el 15 de Oct. de 2019
sorry sir, i am not quite understand. but fitA only contain 10x1. fitA is data from another file.
split data only on npop1 data (10x6).
Got the point! As Jos highlighted, datasample samples with replacement. This means that each sample can be selected more than once. see for example this link.
If you don't want the replacement, you must instruct datasample in this way:
[rw1,idSelected] = datasample(npop1,PC,'Weights',r1,'Replace',false);
You can leave the rest of the code unchanged. Let me know if this fits your initial request.
Genz
Genz el 15 de Oct. de 2019
its work well. i don't realize there was a "replacement".
many thanks sir. GBU.

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