Setting up parasite model

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Patrick Carey
Patrick Carey am 10 Okt. 2018
Beantwortet: Star Strider am 10 Okt. 2018
I am trying to set up a parasite model that represents a grid of 200*200 cells.
In this grid there has to be 20 parasites and 20 food at random locations. I used this code:
fxPos=randi(200,20,1); fyPos=randi(200,20,1);
food=[fxPos fyPos];
pxPos=randi(200,20,1); pyPos=randi(200,20,1); pLifespan=randi(15,20,1); parasites=[pxPos pyPos pLifespan];
What I am stuck on is how can I make certain that no two particles end up on the same position on the grid.

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Star Strider
Star Strider am 10 Okt. 2018
One way you can check to be certain that no two positions are the same is to be certain that the positions are unique:
foodRows = 0;
while foodRows < 20
fxPos=randi(200,20,1);
fyPos=randi(200,20,1);
food=[fxPos fyPos];
[Ufood,~,ix] = unique(food, 'rows');
foodRows = size(Ufood,1)
end
That may be the easiest (and likely most efficient) option.

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