How to represent a set of matrices into a single cell?
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My problem is as follows:
a=4;
b=4;
A=round((30-10).*rand(a,b) + 10);
B=round((100-40).*rand(a,b) + 40);
C=round((250-80).*rand(a,b) + 80);
D=round((80-20).*rand(a,b) + 20);
E=cell(a,b);
for i=1:a
for j=1:b
E{i,j}=[A(i,j) B(i,j) C(i,j) D(i,j)];
end
end
Is there any simple and short ways instead of using loop or any other unnecessary lines?
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David Hill
2020년 7월 13일
I would keep them all in a single matrix and then form matrix E (a*b X 4) where each row would hold the cell information of your orginal code.
a=4;b=4;c=[30,100,250,80];d=[10,40,80,20];
for k=1:4
A(:,:,k)=round((c(1)-d(1))*rand(a,b)+d(1));
end
B=permute(A,[2,1,3]);
E=reshape(B(:),a*b,[]);
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