dpb
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Re: Array of array
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Dec 26, 2012 10:02 AM
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On 12/26/2012 4:33 AM, CHINEDU wrote:
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> dpb, your answer is exactly what I wanted. I actually want to create a 2
> dimensional array whose elements are in turn 3-element arrays i.e. To
> create a matrix A with
> Row 1 = (1,2,3), (2,3,4), (2,4,5)
> Row 2 = (4,5,6), (1,2,2), (0,2,1) etc
If you're going to be using regular arrays (in size), then as Bruno and
Nasser note it'll be much simpler (as you're discovering w/ the
addressing syntax issues) and Matlab will be far more responsive to use
normal arrays instead of cell arrays.
Why the insistence on cell arrays--what's the problem domain/usage?
Perhaps a better data structure would present itself if others knew the
intent here...
> dpb's answer has answered it exactly but I am still having problem of
> accessing the elements. I have understood how to access the one-row type
> through dpo's answer but the 2D access is not still clear. I mean, how
> can I access elements of 2D array whose elements are subarrays? dpo
> please, help.
>
> I have done something like this A ={[1,2,3],[0,-1,4];[-2,-3,-4],[9,8,7]}
> And am accessing the elements using
> A{r,c}(i) for the i-th element of the r-th column and c-th column eg.
> A{1,2}(2)=-1
> Is this correct?
Yes, to get to a cell content, address the cell in curlies first, then
the element(s) in normal parens after.
doc paren
and look for "multi-level addressing" as a subject in the documentation
for more details...
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