I have an array A whose elements I access in Matlab as A{t}(i,j), where i,t,j are scalars. I instead want to access all the elements at once by having i and j to be vectors of the same length. So I want to do A{t}(i,j) where i,j are vectors of length say n. If I do this, Matlab gives me the result as a matrix of size nxn, since it takes the cartesian product of the inputs. How can I instead get the result a vector of size n: A{t}(first of i, first of j), A{t}(second of i, second of j) etc. without a for loop?

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Guillaume
Guillaume am 14 Jul. 2016

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You need to use sub2ind:
A{t}(sub2ind(size(A{t}), i, j))

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