insert a small matrix inside a big matrix
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i have a 1000 x 1000 matrix and a 45 x 45 matrix. both have random numbers. how can i insert the small matrix in the bigger one at a given location. lets say i want to insert the small matrix from 250 x 250 onwards. How do i do it ? I do not want the elements of the big matrix to become zero for all other places left after inserting the smaller matrix, i mean padding the small matrix with zeros wont be helpful in this case. Please assist.
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Todd Leonhardt
am 25 Mai 2016
You do it like so. Suppose your 1000 x 1000 matrix is called big and your 45x45 matrix is called little.
big(250:294, 250:294) = little;
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Walter Roberson
am 25 Mai 2016
More generally:
startrow = 250;
startcol = 250;
endrow = startrow + size(little,1) - 1;
endcol = startcol + size(little,2) - 1;
big(startrow : endrow, startcol : endcol) = little;
Anvinder Singh
am 25 Mai 2016
Anvinder Singh
am 25 Mai 2016
Matt J
am 25 Mai 2016
Since it works, you should Accept-click Todd's answer.
Alyssa Martinez
am 20 Feb. 2019
How did you get 250:294 in there?
oliver murray
am 4 Nov. 2020
250 to 294 is 45 places
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