Hello, I am trying to extract every 2000 rows in a 20000 row column and place each extracted matrix into a separate column to create a 2000x10 matrix. However, I am getting an error: In an assignment A(:) = B, the number of elements in A and B must be the same. Any ideas?
Test=zeros(2000,10);
for w=1:10
Test(w)=zt3((2000.*(w-1))+1:2000.*w,1:1)
end

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OCDER
OCDER le 19 Sep 2017
Modifié(e) : OCDER le 19 Sep 2017

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Is this what you want to do?
zt3 = [1:20000]'; %assuming zt3 is a 20000x1 matrix
Test = reshape(zt3, 2000, 10);
%Takes row 1:2000, 2001:4000, etc and stores each in a column in a new matrix.

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Francis Herman
Francis Herman le 19 Sep 2017
Not exactly. I would like to take all values in each 2000 row intervals and place them into a new matrix. So rows 1-> 2000 goes into the first column of the new matrix; rows 2001->4000 goes into the second column of the new matrix; etc.
OCDER
OCDER le 19 Sep 2017
Oh, I see. For this case, maybe reshape is the better option, assuming dzt is a 20000x1 matrix. I changed the answer above.
Francis Herman
Francis Herman le 19 Sep 2017
Yes, this solved my problem. Thank you very much for the help.
OCDER
OCDER le 19 Sep 2017
You're welcome! Oh, I should have explained why your code didn't work. You were doing Test(w) = zt3(1:2000), but Test(w) is 1 element while zt3(1:2000) is 2000 elements. The elements must match in input and output. To make the for loop work, you'd have to fix it as below:
Test = zeros(2000, 10);
for w = 1:10
Test(:, w) = zt3(2000*(w-1)+1:2000*w, 1);
%Fill all row " : " for column number w in Test
end

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson le 19 Sep 2017

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T = mat2cell(zt3, 2000*ones(1,size(zt3,1)/2000), size(zt3,2));

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