randomly select elements of an array
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Hi How i can select randomly elements from a matrix o array
I have the matrix and i want to select "x" numbers of elements
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Prasobhkumar P. P.
2020년 7월 28일
편집: Walter Roberson
2021년 9월 3일
histHandle= histfit(data,nBins,'normal');
[Val Ind] = max(histHandle(2).YData); %histHandle(2) corresponds to the curve fitted
M = histo18(2).XData(Ind);
Use "randsample"
For array:
Arry = [1 4 5 7 8 9];
Smpl = randsample(Arry, 3)
For strings:
Arry = ["Yellow" "Green" "Blue" "Orange" "Black" "Grey" "Red" "Brown" "Purple" "White"];
Smpl = randsample(Arry, 2)
How do you want to sample the matrix? If its any element, just convert to array (e.g. Mat(:)). Otherwise you have to apply the function to each row/column separately.
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Walter Roberson
2021년 9월 3일
Note: randsample() is from the Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox
Piyush Kant
2022년 2월 7일
Is there any method/parameter with which we can reproduce same random series so that the different algorithms can be evaluated? I know that way it wont be a random series anymore still the psudorandomness can be helpful for multiple runs.
Steven Lord
2022년 2월 7일
Some older functions that use random numbers internally (like eigs, which generates a starting point at random if one is not given to it) have the ability to specify inputs that avoid the randomness (in the case of eigs by specifying v0 in the options structure or specifying the StartVector name-value pair argument.)
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