Save each output step in rows in a larger matrix
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From the below code I get k number of Q1. I am trying to save each of the Q1 in Row1, Row2, Row3..... Rowk. I have been doing the same for the i and j loop but for some reason its failing when I apply the same thing for the Q1. I appreciate any suggestion.
clc
clear all
S = dir('F.*');
for k = 1:numel(S)
S(k).name;
T = dir('Na-XYZ.*');
for k = 1:numel(T)
T(k).name;
Nadump = dlmread(T(k).name, ' ', 9, 0);
Fdump = dlmread(S(k).name, ' ', 9, 0);
L1 = length(Nadump);
L2 = length(Fdump);
for i=1:L1
for j=1:L2
X(i)= sqrt((Fdump(j,3)-Nadump(i,3))^2 + (Fdump(j,4)-Nadump(i,4))^2 + (Fdump(j,5)-Nadump(i,5))^2);
X(i) = X(i)/10;
Y(j,i) = sort(X(i));
end
end
Y1 = Y';
Y2 = sort(Y1);
S1= sort ((Y2(1,:))');
ind1 = S1(:,1) < .28;
ind2 = S1(:,1) < .55;
ind3 = S1(:,1) < .79;
A1 = S1(ind1,:);
A2 = S1(ind2,:);
A3 = S1(ind3,:);
Q1 = [length(A1), (length(A2)-length(A1)), length(A3)-length(A2), 125-length(A3)];
end
end
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Jon
on 7 Jan 2022
Edited: Jon
on 7 Jan 2022
You have a number of problems with your code.
The main problem, if you want to save the results of each iteration in variable Q, then the left hand side of Q needs to have an ndex specified. Otherwise you are just writing over the value of Q with each iterartion. So you need something like
Q(k,:) = length(A1), (length(A2)-length(A1)), length(A3)-length(A2), 125-length(A3)];
where k is the index of your for loop.
Now another problem that you have is that you have two nested for loops, both using the same index variable, k.
This doesn't make any sense. If you have two nested loops then they each need their own index.
So for example
for k = 1:numel(S)
S(k).name;
T = dir('Na-XYZ.*');
end
for m = 1:numel(T)
.
.
.
end
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