how to store and display values coming from the for loop to an array variable.

for ...

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[m n]=min(MSE);

MSE(n);//how this value of each ittration is store in an array?? And How can I display It?

end

Answer 1

[Geoff Hayes]

Aishwarya - if each iteration of your loop creates a variable (of some kind) that you want to store or save for further processing (or display) then you would initialize an array (or matrix) to store that data and update it on each iteration of your loop. For example, if you know how many iterations there are for your loop then

% 1. each iteration creates a scalar
numberOfIterations = 42;
scalarData = zeros(numberOfIterations, 1);
for k = 1:numberOfIterations
    scalarData(k) = k^2 + k + 23; % or whatever, this is just an example
end

or

% 2. each iteration creates the same sized array
numberOfIterations = 42;
arrayOutputLength = 13;
matrixData = zeros(numberOfIterations, arrayOutputLength);
for k = 1:numberOfIterations
    matrixData(k,:) = randi(1,arrayOutputLength);
end

or

% 3. each iteration creates the same sized matrix
numberOfIterations = 42;
matrixOutputNumberOfRows = 12;
matrixOutputNumberOfCols = 12;
matrixData = zeros(matrixOutputNumberOfRows, matrixOutputNumberOfCols, numberOfIterations);
for k = 1:numberOfIterations
    matrixData(:,:, k) = rand(matrixOutputNumberOfRows,matrixOutputNumberOfCols);
end

or

% 4. each iteration creates a different sized matrix (use a cell array)
numberOfIterations = 42;
cellData = cell(numberOfIterations, 1);
for k = 1:numberOfIterations
    cellArray{k} = rand(randi(42), randi(12));
end

or something similar to the above.

As for displaying your data it will depend upon what it is...but you may want to start with plot