Multiple selection of an array
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Patrick Nijkamp
am 10 Feb. 2020
Beantwortet: fred ssemwogerere
am 10 Feb. 2020
Hello everyone,
i have an array of 150.000 rows, and i want to take the means of 300 rows once every 1460 rows. for example mean of row 1100:1400 and mean of row 2560:2860.
M = mean([
flow(1100:1400);
flow(2560:2860);
flow(4020:4320); ])
i have to take 100 means, but i only get 1 output when i use this. flow is the name of the array i use.
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fred ssemwogerere
am 10 Feb. 2020
Hello, based on the indexing used in your question, i think something like this could do:
% Assuming your matrix or vector to be: "t", having 150,000 rows
t;
% Assume the starting index for averaging 300 rows at a defined interval to be; "i"
i=1100;
% Set interval over which to average every 300 rows
interval=1460; % interval over which the start of the next 300 rows will be chosen
% Number of rows from your matrix or vector; "t"
nrows=length(t);
% Using a "for" loop
for k=1:ceil(nrows/interval)
if i+300<=nrows % this condition prevents averaging beyond the length of the array
avg_flow(k,1)=mean(t(i:i+300,:));
else
end
i=i+interval;
end
% Please note the length of "avg_flow" will determine the total number of intervals taken for a given starting index.
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Star Strider
am 10 Feb. 2020
Using a simple loop:
Array = rand(150000,1); % Create Array
v = [1100 : 1460 : numel(Array)];
for k = 1:numel(v)
ArrayMean(k) = mean(Array((0:299)+v(k)));
end
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