Hello,
I have a matrix A:
123 1970 1 1 12
123 1971 1 1 120
123 1972 1 12 300
240 1970 1 10 40
240 1971 2 1 45
240 1972 3 34 56
230 1970 1 2 120
230 1971 2 3 320
230 1972 1 14 360
I wish to export 3 different matrices in a folder based on the common column element. This might be easy without a loop using an index operation. The resulting matrices
A =
123 1970 1 1 12
123 1971 1 1 120
123 1972 1 12 300
B =
240 1970 1 10 40
240 1971 2 1 45
240 1972 3 34 56
C =
230 1970 1 2 120
230 1971 2 3 320
230 1972 1 14 360

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Guillaume
Guillaume am 8 Jan. 2020
Is the last row of C correct, shouldn't that be in B?
Poulomi Ganguli
Poulomi Ganguli am 8 Jan. 2020
Bearbeitet: Poulomi Ganguli am 8 Jan. 2020
yes, the last row of C should be in B. sorry. Corrected now.
It's pretty universal among experienced MATLAB users that that would be a bad idea.
Now, if you want ot do it in a loop
uniqueValues = unique(A(:, 1));
for k = 1 : length(uniqueValues)
thisValue = uniqueValues(k);
rowsWithThisValue = A(:, 1) == thisValue;
subArray = A(rowsWithThisValue, :)
% Now do something with the subArray
end
then that would be okay.

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Guillaume
Guillaume am 8 Jan. 2020

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The easiest:
savelocation = 'C:\somewhere\somefolder';
fileformat = 'submatrices_%02d.txt';
group = findgroups(A(:, 1));
splitapply(@(subA, index) writematrix(subA, fullfile(savelocation, sprintf(fileformat, index(1)))), A, group, group); %passing group twice so we get it in the anonymous function to use as file number

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Poulomi Ganguli
Poulomi Ganguli am 9 Jan. 2020
Bearbeitet: Poulomi Ganguli am 9 Jan. 2020
I wanted to specify 123.txt, 240.txt and 230.txt as file names, so I revised the last line a little:
splitapply(@(subA, index) writematrix(subA, fullfile(Save_Location, sprintf(fileformat, subA(index(1)))),'Delimiter',' '),A,group,group);
Or simpler:
splitapply(@(subA) writematrix(subA, fullfile(Save_Location, sprintf('%d.txt', subA(1))), 'Delimiter', ' '), A, group);
lim xiang
lim xiang am 16 Jul. 2020
Hi, I am new to Matlab. May you help to explain the code ? Thank you

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