Saving results of a for loop in a cell array

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Noush
Noush 2023년 3월 23일
댓글: Noush 2023년 3월 24일
Hi. I have a cell array (DataFrame) that has 16 cell, each containing an array with different length (I have attached a picture). I am trying to loop through each individual array and remove the columns (from the second column to end) that contain values more than 20 (using cell fucntion), and save the result of each loop to a new cell array (NewCell).
I have wrote this for loop which works but it seems like it is only going through the first array.
How would I go about fixing that?
Any help is much appreciated.
NewCell = cell(1,numel(DataFrame)); %creat an empty cell for the results
for iAnimal = 1:size(DataFrame) %repeat for each cell in DataFrame (1:16)
currAnimal = DataFrame {iAnimal}; %access the array inside each cell in DataFrame
G = cellfun(@(x) isnumeric(x) && x>20 , currAnimal(:,2:end)); %find values bigger than 20 in second column to the last column
F=any(G) % index columns that have a value bigger than 20 (index 1)
F(1,1)=0 % set the index for the first column as 0 since we didn't consider it in G and we want to keep every array's first column
currAnimal(:,F)= []; % remove columns from the current array
for y = 1:size(DataFrame);
NewCell{y}=currAnimal
end
end

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VBBV
VBBV 2023년 3월 24일
편집: VBBV 2023년 3월 24일
NewCell = cell(1,numel(DataFrame)); %creat an empty cell for the results
for iAnimal = 1:numel(DataFrame) %repeat for each cell in DataFrame (1:16)
currAnimal = DataFrame {iAnimal}; %access the array inside each cell in DataFrame
G = cellfun(@(x) isnumeric(x) && x>20 , currAnimal(:,2:end)); %find values bigger than 20 in second column to the last column
F=any(G) % index columns that have a value bigger than 20 (index 1)
F(1,1)=0 % set the index for the first column as 0 since we didn't consider it in G and we want to keep every array's first column
currAnimal(:,F)= []; % remove columns from the current array
% processed result saved into NewCell array
NewCell{iAnimal}=currAnimal;
end
It seems you dont need the 2nd for loop. Just try with outer for loop and use its index to save the results after processing the data
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VBBV
VBBV 2023년 3월 24일
편집: VBBV 2023년 3월 24일
Instead of using
for iAnimal = 1:size(DataFrame) % size
use
for iAnimal = 1:numel(DataFrame) % numel
size will return a vector giving number of rows and columns in an array. You can use size when you want to iterate along specific dimension such as
for iAnimal = 1:size(DataFrame,1) % iterates along rows in array
or along columns as
for iAnimal = 1:size(DataFrame,2) % iterates along columns in array
Noush
Noush 2023년 3월 24일
Thank you @VBBV. That worked perfectly!

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Anton Kogios
Anton Kogios 2023년 3월 23일
편집: Anton Kogios 2023년 3월 23일
It is hard to run your code without your data, but a potential source of error may be when you use 'for iAnimal = 1:size(DataFrame)'. size(DataFrame) will return [1,16], and consequently 1:[1:16] will return i = 1. Hence why you are only getting it to go through the first array.
I suggest changing it to
for iAnimal = 1:length(DataFrame)
and
for y = 1:length(DataFrame)
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Noush
Noush 2023년 3월 24일
Thank you Anton. I was not quite sure the difference between using size vs length. that is very helpul.

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