Selection by circular indexing

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Hi
I have a vector :
v = (1:10)';
I want to have a function that can select a segment of the vector from index "a" to index "b" such that if "a" is greater than "b", it loops back on the vector and starts from the beginning, i.e., I want the function
function y = circularSelect(v , a, b)
%%
end
such that
circularSelect(v , 7 , 2)
returns
[7, 8 ,9 ,10 , 1 , 2]
I'd like to know if there's a way to do it without using "if" statements, since it's quite trivial how to do it with an "if" statement.
thanks for your answers in advance

Accepted Answer

Yazan
Yazan on 1 Jul 2021
function y = circularSelect(v, a, b)
N = length(v);
idx = a:b+N*(b<a);
idx(idx>N) = idx(idx>N)-N;
y = v(idx);
end

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