How to get whether the given input pair exist in given stanadrd list or not

I have two tables as below:

InputData:

A  Success
B  Success
D  Success
E  Fail
A  Success
C  Fail
F  Success
F  Success
E  Success
G  Fail
G  Fail
A  Success
A  Fail
NONE  Success
A  Fail
C  Success
D  Fail
D  Success
NONE  Success
A  Success
C  Success
A  Fail
A  Success
G  Success
F  Success
B  Fail
K  Success
StandardList:

    A       B      20
    D       E      19
    A       C      12
    E       G      17
    G       A      9
    NONE     A      19
    D       NONE   14
    A       C      16
My pair of input data[j is the row index, j=2:size(InputData,1)]: CurrentName=InputData(j-1,1) NextName=InputData(j,1)

My pair of standard data to compare and find out the location is from StandardList. p is the row index of StandardList [p=1:size(StandardList,1)]

CurrentNameStandard=StandardList(p,1) NextName=StandardList(p,2)

Now I want to find whether my pair of input data exist in StandardList or not, and if exist then print exist &find the location, if not exist just print "not exist"

I used the following code but I struck in between how to find whether the given pair exist in stanradlist or not:

clc;
clear all;
close all;
tic
[~,HistData]=xlsread('RecipePair.csv');
[Scores,PairList]=xlsread('GoodBadPair.csv');
for j=2:size(HistData,1)   
        CurRecipe=char(HistData{j-1,1});
        NextRecipe=char(HistData{j,1});
        sameRcipe=strcmp(CurRecipe,NextRecipe);
        if(sameRcipe==1)
            Execution(j,1)={'same'};
        else            
        CountS=0;
        CountF=0;
        for p=1:size(PairList,1)
            z=0;
            zz=0;
            s=0;
            CurRecipePair=PairList{p,1};
            NextRecipePair=PairList{p,2};
              Matching = ismember(??,??); %%I struck here

Please kindly help some one on this. Many many thanks in advance.

[Mike McLernon]

Hello Kanakaiah -- The code in this question does not seem at all related to the Communications System Toolbox. Are you sure that this product is relevant?

Answer 1

[Chad Greene]

The standard ismember function should tell you what you need to know.