concatenate matrix with zeros function
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if I have matrix a = [2 3 4; 5 6 7; 8 9 1],
zeros = (a, 2)
is this a valid code? because one of my working code has this. if so how does the output look like ?
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per isakson
2022년 6월 15일
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2022년 6월 15일
Let me guess. The value of ants_pairs.Length is a scalar. The word, Length, supports that. The value of a is a 2D array. See zeros.
zeros([2,3],4)
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Chunru
2022년 6월 15일
The code "TxRxPairs = zeros(ants_pairs.Length,2)" is correct. It has the function name "zeros" followed by the arguments inside the brackets. The first argument "ants_pairs.Length" is a scalar rather a vector or matrix.
> In short, if I have matrix a = [2 3 4; 5 6 7; 8 9 1],
> zeros = (a, 2)
The statement of "zeros = (a, 2)" is wrong. First, the correct stament should be function name (zeros) followed by arguments inside brackets, say
% x = zeros(a, 2) % wrong
Even the above is still not correct, as a is not a scalar. So the correct statement should be
a = [2 3 4; 5 6 7; 8 9 1];
x = zeros(size(a)) % where size(a0 = [3 3]
The above is correct in syntax. But we don't know if it is what you want.
You can also have:
y = zeros(a(1,1), 2) % where a(1,1) is a scalar
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