Meaning of x = X(training(c,1),:);
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Kindly explain me the meaning of X (training(c,1),:)? what is the significance of : in matlab commands?
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Stephen23
2016년 4월 29일
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2016년 4월 29일
Why not use the power of the internet to learn how MATLAB works? I used [an internet search engine] to search for "MATLAB colon" and the very first result was this very informative page:
At the top of the page is written "The colon is one of the most useful operators in MATLAB", and just a few lines down the page I found this example:
A(i,:) is the ith row of A.
which matches your example. After reading that page we learn that the line
X(training(c,1),:)
uses indexing to return the training(c,1)-th rows of the variable X. Alternatively you can think of the colon as meaning "all columns" of X (because it is used as the column index).
Here is a simple example:
>> X = [1,2;3,4] % define a matrix
X =
1 2
3 4
>> X(1,:) % pick the first row and all columns
ans =
1 2
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