Hi all, I want to assign variables to my single column table data of strings in matlab
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say I have this data in a table type: b= 'come' 'go' 'see' 'west' 'done'
and I want assign letters from A-Z to each member. so I'll have something like 'come' = A. but since the data is more than 26 rows, I'd preferably have 'come'=A1, 'go'=B1 and the last string = Zn. Any inputs would be appreciated!
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Jan
le 27 Juil 2017
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le 27 Juil 2017
The question is not clear. What does "assign letters" mean? "'come'=A1" is no valid Matlab syntax, such that we have to guess, what you want to achieve.
I hope you do not want to create the variable called "come" dynamically, because this topic is discussed daily in this forum and the answer is always the same: DON'T DO THIS. It is a shot in your knee and there is always a better solution to solve the actual problem. See Tutorial: Don't EVAL.
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Saurabh Gupta
le 31 Juil 2017
As I understand, you have a column vector of unique strings and you want to determine an index in the form of "Axx to Zxx" for each of these strings based on their indices in the vector. If my understanding is correct, then I think all you need is some modulo arithmetic and integer division .
For example, lets say 'come' is at index 'i' in the vector. Then the following command will give you an index of the required form.
>> newIndex = [char(64 + mod(i,26)), num2str(idivide(i,uint32(26)))]
Note that it is only a suggestive example to demonstrate the idea. You may need to play around with it. Hope this helps!
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