remove rows that contain zeros from cells array in matlab

I have a cell array resulted from a certain code as follows:

    m = 

        [         0]    'GO:0008150'
        'GO:0008150'    'GO:0016740'
        'GO:0016740'    'GO:0016787'
        'GO:0016787'    'GO:0006810'
        'GO:0008150'    'GO:0006412'
        'GO:0016740'    'GO:0004672'
        'GO:0016740'    'GO:0016779'
        'GO:0016787'    'GO:0004386'
        'GO:0016787'    'GO:0003774'
        'GO:0016787'    'GO:0016298'
        'GO:0006810'    'GO:0016192'
        'GO:0006412'    'GO:0005215'
        'GO:0004672'    'GO:0030533'
        [         0]    'GO:0008150'
        [         0]    'GO:0016740'
        'GO:0008150'    'GO:0016787'
        'GO:0008150'    'GO:0006810'
        'GO:0006810'    'GO:0006412'
        [         0]    'GO:0004672'
        [         0]    'GO:0016779'
        [         0]    'GO:0004386'
        'GO:0016192'    'GO:0003774'
        [         0]    'GO:0016298'
        [         0]    'GO:0016192'
        'GO:0006810'    'GO:0005215'
        'GO:0005215'    'GO:0030533'

I need to remove the rows which contains zero (for example: in the above cells array m, row one should be deleted because we have a zero in the first column). so how can I create an array from this array that doesn't contain zeros?

[Andrei Bobrov]

m = m(cellfun(@ischar,m(:,1)),:);

Answer 1

[Matt Fig]

m(cellfun(@(x) ~x(1),m(:,1)),:) = []

[José-Luis]

Nice!

[gregorio castillo]

Intense!

Answer 2

[Jan]

If efficiency matters, it should be considered, than cellfun is slow when operating on anonymous functions. Functions handles are better, but the built-in string functions are really fast:

idx = cellfun('isclass', c, 'char');
c   = c(idx, :);

What a pitty that TMW hides them in the documentation instead of mentioning their efficiency.

[Matt J]

Indeed!

Answer 3

[Matt J]

I'm assuming the zeros would only appear in the first column (it seems so from your example), but the following is easily modified if not,

idx=cellfun(@(c) isequal(c,0),  m(:,1));

m(idx,:)=[];

Answer 4

[Azzi Abdelmalek]

out=m(all(cellfun(@any,m),2),:)