Modify Strings in cell array according to pattern
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Martin Muehlegger
am 16 Jan. 2020
Kommentiert: Martin Muehlegger
am 14 Feb. 2020
I have to cell arrays A & B
A = ['C1 H2 O1 N1 S1';
[];
'C5 H2 O0 N1 S0';
'C2 H6 O0 N1 S1';
'C2 H6 O2 N1 S0';
[];
'C3 H10 O1 N1 S0';
'C6 H5 O2 N2 S1';
'C8 H9 O4 N0 S0';
[];
'C9 H13 O3 N0 S0';
'C10 H17 O2 N0 S0';
'C11 H21 O1 N0 S0';
'C12 H25 O0 N0 S0'];
and
B = ['C5H9O2+'
'C3H5O4'
'C3H7O5']
and I would like to have B in the same pattern as A so that (C* H* O* N* S*)
and deleting the +
B[1] = 'C5 H9 O2 NO S0'
kinda tried with regexprep() but didn't get anything by now.....
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Allen
am 20 Jan. 2020
Let me know how this works for you.
B = {'C3H7O';'C2H7O2';'C2H7O2+';'C4H5O';'C4H5O';'C3H3O2';'';'C4H7O';'C3H5O2';'C3H7O2';'C2H5O3';...
'C2H5O3';'C2H7O3';'';'';'C4H5O2';'C4H5O2';'C4H5O2';'C4H7O2'};
I = {'C0','H0','O0','N0','S0'};
B = regexprep(B,{'\W','(?![CHONS]\d+)[CHONS]'},''); % Removes all but letter/number pairs
B(cellfun(@isempty,B)) = join(I,''); % Replaces empty cells with I
% Adds missing letter/number pairs to each cell of B and joins with no spacing
expr = {'(C\d+)','(H\d+)','(O\d+)','(N\d+)','(S\d+)'};
for i=1:size(B,1)
B(i) = join([B{i},I(cellfun(@isempty,regexp(B{i},expr)))],'');
end
% Adds a single space between letter/number pairs
B = regexprep(B,'(C\d+)(H\d+)(O\d+)(N\d+)(S\d+)','$1 $2 $3 $4 $5');
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Allen
am 20 Jan. 2020
You're welcome.
One thing to be aware of is that if the order of CHONS matter and they are not in this order in your original B variable, then you will need to tweak this code some.
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Allen
am 16 Jan. 2020
I am sure that there is a much more elegant method using just regular expressions, but the following should give you what you are looking for if your input cell-array is similar to the example provided.
B = {'C5H9O2+'
'C3H5O4'
'C3H7O5'};
I = {'C','H','O','N','S'};
% Looks for 'C', 'H', 'O', 'N',and 'S' and when not present in a cell-array element, append the
% missing charater followed by a '0' to the cell-array element.
for i=1:length(I)
idx = ~contains(B,I{i});
B(idx) = append(B(idx),I{i},'0');
end
% Use regular expression to replace all non-alphanumeric or underscore characters, then find
% matching tokens consisting of 'C', 'H', 'O', 'N', and 'S' each followed by any number of digits
% and recombine them as a single space-delimited string.
regexprep(B,{'\W','(C\d*)(H\d*)(O\d*)(N\d*)(S\d*)'},{'','$1 $2 $3 $4 $5'})
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Allen
am 17 Jan. 2020
What version of MATLAB are you using? Also, you appear to be defining B as a non-cell-array instead of a cell-array. That might also be part of the problem.
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