merging the values

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kash
kash am 29 Jan. 2012
I have 2 matrices
A and B and 100 rows and 42 columns,now i want 1st row of A and B matrices to be stored in an variable named firstcombination,2nd row of A and b matrices to be stored as secondcombination and so on,please help
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 30 Jan. 2012
Do you need to _store_ the combinations one by one in to individual variables each of which includes the combination number? Or do you need to _output_ the combinations to the display?

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Andrei Bobrov
Andrei Bobrov am 30 Jan. 2012
try this is code:
combinations = permute(cat(3,A,B),[3 2 1]);
your 1st combination:
combinations(:,:,1)
your 2nd combination:
combinations(:,:,2)
ets
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kash
kash am 30 Jan. 2012
thanks andrei ,as i mentioned i have matrices of 100X6
so for every combination is there any for loop to procees as u said,because i have to write till 100 combination
combinations(:,:,1)
;
;
;
combinations(:,:,100)
is there any foor loop to perform these operation

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 29 Jan. 2012
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kash
kash am 30 Jan. 2012
but walter io did not get as i desired
for ex A=[1 2 3 ;8 9 10]
B=[10 25 69;58 98 75 ]
i need output as
1stcombination=[1 2 3 ;10 25 69]
2nd combination=[8 9 10;58 98 75],please help
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 30 Jan. 2012
Variable names cannot start with a number. If your requirement is variable names that start with a number, you will need to find a very different computer language.

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