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Find the closest match values in cell array

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Catherine
Catherine le 10 Mar 2017
Commenté : Catherine le 15 Mar 2017
Hi guys, I got a cell array and I want to find the index of the array that closest match my defined values. Here is my cell array:
A =
[565.11,579.965]
[567.016,581.921]
[574.162,589.256]
575.909
[568.804,583.373]
[570.197,584.803]
[566.005,576.676,587.758]
As you can see the length of each row is not the same, that's why I couldn't put it in the form of a normal array. So, if I want to find the index that is the closest match 567.5 and 586.5. How can I do that?
Thanks!

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the cyclist
the cyclist le 10 Mar 2017
Here's one way:
A = {
[565.11,579.965]
[567.016,581.921]
[574.162,589.256]
575.909
[568.804,583.373]
[570.197,584.803]
[566.005,576.676,587.758]};
val = 567.5;
[~,indexToClosestMatch] = min(cellfun(@(x)min(abs(x-val)),A));
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst le 10 Mar 2017
So what's wrong with just doing it twice???
val = 567.5;
[~,indexToClosestMatch1] = min(cellfun(@(x)min(abs(x-val)),A));
val = 586.5;
[~,indexToClosestMatch2] = min(cellfun(@(x)min(abs(x-val)),A));
Star Strider
Star Strider le 10 Mar 2017
She’s looking for a row match with an impossible condition.

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Star Strider
Star Strider le 10 Mar 2017
‘How can I do that?’
One approach:
A = {[565.11,579.965]
[567.016,581.921]
[574.162,589.256]
575.909
[568.804,583.373]
[570.197,584.803]
[566.005,576.676,587.758]};
v = [567.5 586.5];
sz = cellfun(@(x)size(x,2), A, 'Uni',0); % Calculate Sizes Of Vectors
A_idx = cellfun(@(x)eq(x,2), sz, 'Uni',0); % Select Only Elements Of ‘A’ With 2 Columns
A_sel = A(cell2mat(A_idx)); % Elements Of ‘A’ Meeting Criteria
D = pdist2(v,cell2mat(A_sel)); % Distance Between ‘v’ And Elements Of ‘A’
[~,MinIdx] = min(D); % Indes OF Minimum Distance
A_closest = A_sel{MinIdx} % Element Values Of Minimum Distance
A_closest =
570.2 584.8
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Star Strider
Star Strider le 15 Mar 2017
No worries. My pleasure.
Catherine
Catherine le 15 Mar 2017
Hi Star Strider, I am just wondering. Would it be possible, if I find the closest match in the first two columns first and store that information in an array, lets say B. Then go on and find the closest match for the 2nd and 3rd column and store that in array B and find the smallest number of the two to get the information? I don't know if that make sense.

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