How can I append same size matrix vertically?
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When I tried to append the following matrices, it automatically appended horizontally. How can I append like this vertically?
12 93 -1
67 -8 11
10 90 0
60 0 10
script
sample = [12 62; 93 -8; -1, 11];
sample2 = [10 60; 90 0; 0, 10];
new = [sample, sample2];
disp(new)
%result
12 62 10 60
93 -8 90 0
-1 11 0 10
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Alex Mcaulley
2019년 5월 28일
sample = [12 62; 93 -8; -1, 11];
sample2 = [10 60; 90 0; 0, 10];
new = [sample; sample2];
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Rik
2019년 5월 28일
Nothing here is happening automatically. With the comma you are telling Matlab that you want to concatenate horizontally. If you want to concatenate vertically you can either use the semicolon, or explicitly call the cat function.
Also, your inputs seem confusing. You can get closest to your stated output by transposing your two first.
sample = [12 62; 93 -8; -1, 11];
sample2 = [10 60; 90 0; 0, 10];
new = [sample'; sample2'];
new(2,1)=67;%or was this a typo?
disp(new)
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