Counting every single symbol in string
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Hello everybody, I'm trying to solve the problem with counting symbols in a string. I have to count every single symbol in sting and write them in a command window. My idea is to use ASCII to transfer every single symbol to an ASCII code and then count the frequency of occurrence. But I dont know if there is some command to cover that huge scale of symbols and count each of them. Do you have guys any idea? Thank you for your time!
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[c,~,idx]=unique(s); % unique elements, location in the string 's'
n=histcounts(idx,numel(c)); % count how many of each
Above keeps case separate; 'a' and 'A' will be different. If they're to be the same then use
u=unique(lower(s));
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Walter Roberson
am 4 Jun. 2018
You do not use u after you calculate it?
I am not sure why you call unique twice?
dpb
am 4 Jun. 2018
changed horses in midstream, Walter, didn't realize hadn't elided first line; the steenkin' edit window is so funky. :(
Walter Roberson
am 4 Jun. 2018
The short method of counting is
n = accumarray(1+TheCharacterVector(:), 1);
The count for the ASCII code K would be in array entry K+1. You could proceed from there to
[CODE, ~, count] = find(n);
Symbol = char(CODE-1);
But unique is cool too:
[Symbol, ~, bin] = unique(TheCharacterVector(:));
count = accumarray(bin, 1);
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