- the two column vectors are sorted
- a specific date in the first vector may exist in the second vector
- more than one date in the first vector may have the same "immediate date before" in the second vector
how to find the immediate date before in one column based on another column using find function?
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Suresh R
am 29 Okt. 2021
Bearbeitet: per isakson
am 30 Okt. 2021
i have 2 columns with double type.
first column is 80 x 1 with double type
second column is 238 X 1 with double type.
we need to find the immediate date before the date present in Column 1. column 1 has date as 20020102 we need to find date which date is immediate before this date . in this case for 20020201(column 1) the immediate date before is 20011231(column 2).
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per isakson
am 30 Okt. 2021
Bearbeitet: per isakson
am 30 Okt. 2021
Assumptions:
Try this example with your data
%%
c1 = [ 20020102; 20020107; 20020115; 20020129 ];
c2 = [ 20020101; 20020103; 20020104; 20020106; 20020115; 20020128; 20020130; 20020131];
%%
tic
c = [ c1+eps(1e9); c2 ];
[b,ixs] = sort( c );
for jj = 1 : numel(c1)
ix = find(ixs==jj)-1;
fprintf( '%9d,%9d\n', round(c1(jj)), b(ix) );
end
toc
%%
tic
for jj = 1 : numel(c1)
ix = find( c2<=c1(jj), 1,'last');
fprintf( '%9d,%9d\n', c1(jj), c2(ix) );
end
toc
%%
tic
ix = interp1( c2, (1:8), c1, 'previous' );
c2(ix)
toc
There is a bug in the first solution.
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