Create vector of cell arrays of ranges from 0 to the value in each index of another vector

I need help writing code that does the following:

Iterate through a vector; for each index, create a cell array that ranges from 0 to that value at that index, in increments of 1. This should create a vector of cell arrays, with each cell being a vector containing the range for each cell of the original vector.

For instance, if the first cell in the original vector is a 6, then the first cell of the cell array should be [0 1 2 3 4 5 6]. Then if the next cell in the original vector is 9, the second cell in the cell array should be [0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9]. And so on.

Here is my attempt to do this:

max_fr = max(firing_rates); % creates a 1x143 vector of single values
m = [];
m_vector = {};
for i = 1:143 
    m = max_fr;
    m_vector(1:i) = {0:1:m};
end

But this only creates a 1x143 vector of cell arrays that are all the same as the first cell, though it correctly creates [0 1 2 3 4 5 6] for that cell.

[AZ]

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Answer 1

[Akira Agata]

Like this?

% Example of original cell
oriCell = {6;9;3;8;2};

% Generated cell array
outCell = cellfun(@(x) 0:x,oriCell,'UniformOutput',false);

[AZ]

Yes, that's great, thank you!