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get the output of an if clause in the order
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Dear All,
My code is so long and unfortunately cannot copy all of it, but I guess I know what is the problem with the code. I do appreciate anyone's help to solve the problem. Thanks in advance.
I have a zero matrix defined as :
H = zeros (1, 100);
% Basically I defined this zero matrix to export the output into it. If you have any other alternatives which satisfy the needs, I am so welcome.
Here is my if clause which investigates for a desired condition.
if nnz(Rhh) ~= 0
% where Rhh is a matrix of (1,80) and defined in every step k, in other words for each k, there is only one Rhh matrix assigned to that specific k. For most of the k values, Rhh is a zero matrix.
What I simply need to do is write the first 100 k's which have the non-zero Rhh. The k's has to be written in the order into the matrix H. Here is the code I have written for it and I know what is the wrong with the code. However, cannot fix it.
for j=1:100
if (H(1,j)~=0)
continue
else
H(1,j)=k
end
Obviously the code does not work out. As soon as the first k is found, all of the elements of the matrix H will turns to the first value of k. Thus, there will be not zero elements left for other 99 k values.
I hope you kindly help me to figure it out.
All the Best,
HRJ
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Star Strider
2015년 8월 13일
I’m not certain that I follow everything in your Question. I also have no idea what ‘k’ is. However, assigning ‘H’ would seem to me to be:
for j=1:100
if (H(1,j)~=0)
continue
else
H(1,j)=k(j);
end
end
There are more efficient ways to do that (using logical indexing), but considering I don’t know everything I would like to about what you’re doing, I would just change the loop to assign the appropriate element of ‘k’ to ‘H’.
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Star Strider
2015년 8월 13일
I’m lost. I’m obviously not understanding what you want and am not providing you an answer you want.
I’ll delete my Answer in a few minutes.
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