Help with basic code, pls
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Nushi Twelve
am 11 Nov. 2018
Kommentiert: Nushi Twelve
am 13 Nov. 2018
Hi everyone, I need to write a code that do as follow:
1. Calculate the average of vectors a1,a2 (they are at the some size)
2. Calculate the difference between the averages (|<a1> -<a2>|)
3. Build a1-a2 matrix (Nx2)
4. Randomly pick N numbers from the matrix to one column and the others to the second
calculate the average and the difference again
5. Shuffle and repeat for 1000 times
6. Check if what we got in step 2 is within the higher 5%
7. If the answer is yes write: '1' otherwise '0'.
I attach the code i wrote and needs help to continue.
function [logic] = calc(a1,a2)
% a1,a2 are column vetors
mean_a1 = mean(a1);
mean_a2 = mean(a2);
avg_diff = abs(mean_a1-mean_a2);
matrix = [a1,a2];
end
Thank you very much!
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HilaN
am 13 Nov. 2018
try randperm.
for i=1:1000
p = randperm(2 * size);
martix = [ rowmatrix(p(1:size)), rowmatrix(p(size+1:end)) ];
mean_row1 = mean(martix(1,:));
mean_row2 = mean(martix(2,:));
avg_diff_matrix(i) = abs(mean_row1-mean_row2);
end
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TADA
am 11 Nov. 2018
n = length(a1);
allItems = [a1(:);a2(:)];
% this line of code chooses n random numbers from your two vectors
rearranged = sortrows([allItems, rand(n*2, 1)], 2);
b1 = rearranged(1:n, 1);
b2 = rearranged(n+1:end, 1);
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TADA
am 11 Nov. 2018
If in this assignment you MUST use an Nx2 matrix you can always randomize the order of the matrix linear indices instead of the vector itself...
n = length(a1);
allItems = [a1(:),a2(:)];
% these are the linear indices of the matrix allItems
indices = 1:2*n;
% this randomizes the indices and chooses n random items
rearrangedIndices = sortrows([indices(:), rand(n*2, 1)], 2);
b1 = allItems(rearrangedIndices(1:n,1));
b2 = allItems(rearrangedIndices(n+1:end,1));
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