find array in cell using cellfun
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am 23 Jan. 2019
Beantwortet: Andrei Bobrov
am 23 Jan. 2019
I have
A = {[1,2,4],[2,3,4],[1,2,5]};
mes_in=[12,18,15,14,13]
B=[1 2;...
2 1;...
1 4;...
4 1;...
1 5;...
5 1;...
2 3;...
3 2;...
2 4;...
4 2;...
2 5;...
5 2;...
3 4;...
4 3]
mes_between=[12;12.2;13;13.8;9;9.1;4;4.2;5;5.8;6;6.8;7;7.8]
I want calulate:
for
A=[1,2,4]
mes_in(1)=12=A{1}(1) , mes_in(2)=18=A{1}(2), mes_in(4)=14=A{1}(4)
start from first element in A: 1
mes_in(1)=12,
F = @(v)find(any(v==B(:,1),2)&~any(v==B(:,2),2));
C = cellfun(F,A,'uni',0) % I can calculate index 5
mes_between(5)=9
mes_true=mes_in(1)-mes_between(5)=12-9=3
start from second element in A: 2
mes_true=mes_in(2)-mes_between(7)-mes_between(11)=18-4-6=8
start from second element in A: 4
mes_true=mes_in(4)-mes_between(14)=14-7.8=6.2
I use this one but it is not working
F = @(v)find(any(v==B(:,1),2)&~any(v==B(:,2),2));
C = cellfun(F,A,'uni',0)
mes_true=cellfun(@(n,i) c-mes_between(i),mes_in,C,'uni' ,0);
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Stephen23
am 23 Jan. 2019
See also earlier related thread:
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Andrei Bobrov
am 23 Jan. 2019
A = {[1,2,4],[2,3,4],[1,2,5]};
mes_in=[12,18,15,14,13];
B=[1 2;...
2 1;...
1 4;...
4 1;...
1 5;...
5 1;...
2 3;...
3 2;...
2 4;...
4 2;...
2 5;...
5 2;...
3 4;...
4 3];
mes_between=[12;12.2;13;13.8;9;9.1;4;4.2;5;5.8;6;6.8;7;7.8];
out = cellfun(@(x)fun(x,B,mes_in(:),mes_between(:),(1:size(B,1))'),A,'un',0);
function out = fun(x,B,mes_in,mes_between,k)
b = x(:)' == permute(B,[1,3,2]);
lo = any(b,2);
p = k.*b(:,:,1);
[~,jj,v] = find(p(lo(:,:,1)&~lo(:,:,2),:));
out = mes_in(x) - accumarray(jj,mes_between(v),[numel(x),1]);
end
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