On 7/15/2013 9:36 AM, Mark wrote:
> I first change my data set from a matrix to vector using the reshape
> A = reshape(OriginalA, numel(A),1)
> B = reshape(OriginalB, numel(A),1)
>
> then found the intersection
>
> C=sextor(A,B); (13 by 1 vector)
>
> turnC into a 5x4 matrix
...
...[code elided for brevity]...
The posted code is malformed w/ an incomplete for... nested inside an
if...else... block so can't begin to tell what is the intent.
But, a 13-element vector won't make a 5x4 matrix no matter how you try
to code it--you're short 7 elements.
> Now I want to print it to a file where there are 4 or 8 columns because
> that was what a separate program wants.
...
> it gives me the zeros though and I don't want them.
Again, you have a mismatch in the numbers; those extra locations have to
be something or you have to not print the extraneous values...
To print n elements per line, simply use sotoo...
>> nperlin=4;sprintf([repmat('%4d ',1,nperlin-1),'%4d\n'],[1:13])
ans =
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12
13
>>
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> I first change my data set from a matrix to vector using the reshape
> A = reshape(OriginalA, numel(A),1)
> B = reshape(OriginalB, numel(A),1)
>
> then found the intersection
>
> C=sextor(A,B); (13 by 1 vector)
>
> turnC into a 5x4 matrix
...
...[code elided for brevity]...
The posted code is malformed w/ an incomplete for... nested inside an
if...else... block so can't begin to tell what is the intent.
But, a 13-element vector won't make a 5x4 matrix no matter how you try
to code it--you're short 7 elements.
> Now I want to print it to a file where there are 4 or 8 columns because
> that was what a separate program wants.
...
> it gives me the zeros though and I don't want them.
Again, you have a mismatch in the numbers; those extra locations have to
be something or you have to not print the extraneous values...
To print n elements per line, simply use sotoo...
>> nperlin=4;sprintf([repmat('%4d ',1,nperlin-1),'%4d\n'],[1:13])
ans =
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12
13
>>
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