How to use 'find' function in matlab
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In the below code, We have a random population with structures Position (3D array) and Cost. I need to check whether a particular element present in the population If it does then I want to remove it from the population. I'm using 'find' function for doing it. It was working fine with arrays but with structures I'm getting error below error
_ Undefined operator '~=' for input arguments of type 'struct'_
Here is the code
clc; clear all;
varMin = -5;
varMax = 5;
D = 3;
VarSize = [1 D]; % Decision Variables Matrix Size
NP = 3;
empty_individual.Position = [];
empty_individual.Cost = [];
P = repmat(empty_individual, NP, 1);
addpath('E:\Dimensionality Reduction\DR & Optimization\Data\Objective Functions');
CostFunction = @(x) sphere(x);
%%Generating random population
for i = 1:NP
P(i).Position = unifrnd(varMin, varMax, VarSize);
P(i).Cost = CostFunction(P(i).Position);
end
xi = [1 1 1]; % xig
P = P(find(P ~= xi));
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KSSV
2017년 3월 28일
You cannot use find like that. _P is 3x1 structure, what you want to find exactly?
Atinesh Singh
2017년 3월 28일
KSSV
2017년 3월 28일
You have to mention what you are expecting actually?
Atinesh Singh
2017년 3월 28일
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