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Sum of matrix elements
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Lets use this as an example:
I have a matrix A of 5 x 5, and i want a new matrix B of 5 x 1, with the sum of column 2 and 4, of each seperate row.
For example
A = [15, 47, 56, 36, 58; 92, 41, 23, 19, 3; 9, 78, 66, 21, 30; 2, 14, 10, 96, 91; 12, 22, 77, 70, 1]
Then i want B to be B = [47+36; 41+19; 78+21; 14+96; 22+70] B = [83; 60; 99; 110; 92]
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the cyclist
on 29 Sep 2015
Royvg94, I have noticed you asking a series of very straightforward questions in this forum, over the course of the last several days. These look very much like homework problems to me. Maybe they are, and maybe they aren't.
If they are, I would just like to caution you. It might seem like you are learning MATLAB this way, but you are not. Even if you feel like, "Oh, now I understand how that works", the learning is simply not the same as figuring it out for yourself.
If these questions are homework, I would encourage you to
You will find that people here are very willing to help you learn.
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