How to add each column of matrix A with another matrix B?
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Suppose is a column vector and is a matrix, then , a matrix.
Now, I have matrix , each is a column vector. I would like to add each column in A, starting from the first column , with matrix B and store the result matrix C. The resulting matrix C now has dimension and looks like this
How should I do it in Matlab?
Thanks !
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the cyclist
on 14 Apr 2021
I think this does what you want:
% Input data
A = [1 20;
3 40];
B = [5 6 7;
8 9 10];
% Algorithm:
% (1) Permute A, transforming it from MxN matrix to Mx1xN.
% (2) Add it to B, using implicit expansion so that all columns are added.
% (3) Reshape so that slices in 3rd dimension are now side-by-side instead.
C = reshape(permute(A,[1 3 2]) + B, size(B,1),[])
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