How to use "contains" statement to detect a string without ambiguity?
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Hi to everyone,
I have a table with some data (attached file table.mat ). In the second column named " Sol_inters " I have three types of data (strings):
A
B
A & B
I want to filter the original table in order to create three filtered tables (tab_A, tab_B, tab_AB) in which their second column contains respectively "A", "B" and "A & B". So, for each table I want to mantain only rows that satisfy the condition on second column.
I 'm trying to use the "contains" statement but it fails with cases "Sol_filtered_A " and "Sol_filtered_B" becasue it maintans always also the case "A & B".
Here is my code:
% Import general solution
Sol_data = readtable('All_database_solution_test.csv','VariableNamingRule','preserve');
% Filter solutions: select if the solution occurs in point A, B or both
Sol_A = contains(Sol_data.Sol_inters,'A','IgnoreCase',false);
Sol_B = contains(Sol_data.Sol_inters,'A','IgnoreCase',false);
Sol_AB = contains(Sol_data.Sol_inters,'A & B','IgnoreCase',false);
Sol_filtered_A = Sol_data(Sol_A,:);
Sol_filtered_AB = Sol_data(Sol_AB,:);
Can you help me to solve this issue?
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