Find a value in structure

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AI-CHI Chang
AI-CHI Chang le 22 Mar 2022
Modifié(e) : Vatsal le 7 Oct 2023
The answer below that question is.
valuetofind = 58;
find(arrayfun(@(s) ismember(valuetofind, s.cluster), clusters))
But if I want to find one value in different fields?
e.g. 18841 maybe in e1||e2||e3 ,and I want to return the index 4
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Vatsal
Vatsal le 29 Sep 2023
Modifié(e) : Vatsal le 7 Oct 2023
I understand that you want to find a value in different fields of a structure and if the value exists, the index should be returned. As Arif Hoq mentioned, you can do that with the “ismember” function. I am attaching the code below to find a value in the different fields of a structure and to return the index of the value:
yourStruct = struct('e1',{1 2 3 18841},'e2',{1 2 18841 4},'e3',{1 2 3 4});
valueToFind = 18841;
fieldsToSearch = {'e1', 'e2', 'e3'}; % Specify the fields to search
index = find(arrayfun(@(s) any(ismember(valueToFind, s.(fieldsToSearch{1}))) || ...
any(ismember(valueToFind, s.(fieldsToSearch{2}))) || ...
any(ismember(valueToFind, s.(fieldsToSearch{3}))), yourStruct), 1);
You can also refer to the MATLAB documentation for the functions used in the above code to obtain more information on its usage and syntax. The links are provided below: -
I hope this helps!
Voss
Voss le 7 Oct 2023
@Vatsal: You can't dynamically reference multiple fields of a struct using a cell array of field names:
yourStruct = struct('e1',{1 2 3 18841},'e2',{1 2 18841 4},'e3',{1 2 3 4})
yourStruct = 1×4 struct array with fields:
e1 e2 e3
valueToFind = 18841;
fieldsToSearch = {'e1', 'e2', 'e3'}; % Specify the fields to search
index = find(arrayfun(@(s) any(ismember(valueToFind, s.(fieldsToSearch))), yourStruct), 1);
Argument to dynamic structure reference must evaluate to a valid field name.

Error in solution>@(s)any(ismember(valueToFind,s.(fieldsToSearch))) (line 4)
index = find(arrayfun(@(s) any(ismember(valueToFind, s.(fieldsToSearch))), yourStruct), 1);

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Voss
Voss le 7 Oct 2023
yourStruct = struct('e1',{1 2 3 18841},'e2',{1 2 18841 4},'e3',{1 2 3 4})
yourStruct = 1×4 struct array with fields:
e1 e2 e3
valueToFind = 18841;
fieldsToSearch = {'e1', 'e2', 'e3'}; % Specify the fields to search
index = cellfun(@(f) find([yourStruct.(f)] == valueToFind, 1), fieldsToSearch, 'UniformOutput', false)
index = 1×3 cell array
{[4]} {[3]} {1×0 double}
Here index gives you the index of the element of yourStruct that contains the first instance of valueToFind in each field in fieldsToSearch. E.g., in this case index tells you that 18841 appears as yourStruct(4).e1, yourStruct(3).e2, and doesn't appear in [yourStruct.e3] at all.
yourStruct(4).e1
ans = 18841
yourStruct(3).e2
ans = 18841
[yourStruct.e3]
ans = 1×4
1 2 3 4
You can do further processing on index to, say, get the index of the first instance of valueToFind in any searched field of yourStruct, and which field it appeared in:
index(~cellfun(@isscalar,index)) = {Inf}
index = 1×3 cell array
{[4]} {[3]} {[Inf]}
[min_index,field_index] = min([index{:}])
min_index = 3
field_index = 2
found_field = fieldsToSearch{field_index}
found_field = 'e2'

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