Avoid for loop: Looping through rows of m-by-n logical array

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Zwithouta
Zwithouta 2018년 4월 20일
편집: Zwithouta 2018년 4월 25일
Postedit: Read the comments below the accepted answer!
Is it possible to view the rows of a logical array independently without using a for-loop?
x = randi(5, 1, 10) % create 1x10 vector containing random integers between 1 & 5
y = randi(5, 1, 10)
xVals = unique(x)' % get column-vector of unique values of x
tf = x == xVals % logical array, that shows for every unique x-value, at which indices it occurs in x.
for i = 1:size(tf,1) % loop through rows of logical array
yVals(i) = {y(tf(i,:))}; % Assign all y-values that belong to one xVal-entry to one cell.
end

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Matt J
Matt J 2018년 4월 20일
편집: Matt J 2018년 4월 20일
[~,~,idx] = unique(x);
yVals=accumarray(idx,y,[],@(x){x(:).'}).'; 
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Zwithouta
Zwithouta 2018년 4월 20일
편집: Zwithouta 2018년 4월 25일

@ Matt J

Thanks for the answers, guys, but that's not exactly what I'm looking for. Let me ask my question better.

If you have a logical array a

a = logical([0 1 0
             0 1 1 
             0 0 1])

and a cell array b

b = [1 2 3
     4 5 6
     7 8 9]
b = mat2cell(b, [ones(1,3)], [ones(1,3)]);

Logical indexing will give the following output

b(a) 
ans =
4×1 cell array
  {[2]}
  {[5]}
  {[6]}
  {[9]}

That is, the information about which row & column the verified cells had in b is lost when you use logical indexing.

Is it possible to use logical indexing (not other methods, like accumarray) in a way, that it preserves this information? The output should then look like this

3×1 cell array
  {[2]}
  {[5,6]}
  {[9]}

After all, all information needed for this output is contained in the logical array, but is then kind of voluntarily dropped by Matlab.

Matt J
Matt J 2018년 4월 20일
편집: Matt J 2018년 4월 20일

After all, all information needed for this output is contained in the logical array, but is then kind of voluntarily dropped by Matlab.

Well, the logical array by itself doesn't have all the information. You need to tell MATLAB for example that each cell should contain row data and not column data. Otherwise, why couldn't {[2;5], [6;9]} be the result?

The closest thing giving what you are asking for would be the following, I think:

yVals=arrayfun(@(i) b(i,a(i,:)) , 1:size(b,1),'uni',0  ).'

This doesn't really avoid a for-loop however, except syntactically.

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Matt J
Matt J 2018년 4월 20일
편집: Matt J 2018년 4월 20일

Another way,

yVals = splitapply( @(g){g(:).'}, y, findgroups(x))

Bruno Luong
Bruno Luong 2018년 4월 21일
편집: Bruno Luong 2018년 4월 21일

For older MATLAB version, this FEX might be useful SplitVec

c = SplitVec(sortrows([x;y]'),1,2)

When stable ordering of y is desired

c = SplitVec(sortrows([x;y]',1),1,2)

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