Create a 3D matrix from multiple 1D vectors without FOR loop
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Hello everyone,
I would like to construct a three-dimensional 3x3xL matrix from a series of one-dimensional vectors.
So far I achieve this with the following code:
St = zeros(3.0, 3.0, L);
for i = 1:L
St(:, :, i) = [Sxxi(i), Txyi(i), Txzi(i);...
Txyi(i), Syyi(i), Tyzi(i);...
Txzi(i), Tyzi(i), Szzi(i)];
end
Where each of the six tensor components is a vector of size 1xL. I find this code to be quite silly and unnecessarily slow.
I'm wondering if there's a way to concatenate the six components into the 3x3xL matrix without using a FOR loop? At fist glance it looks like this might be achievable with CAT() but I'm not sure how this would work.
The parameter L is arbitrary so I'm trying to develop a solution which works for any length.
Thanks in advance,
Louis Vallance
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St = zeros(3,3,L);
St(1,1,:) = Sxxi;
St(1,2,:) = Txyi;
St(1,3,:) = Txzi;
St(2,1,:) = Txyi;
St(2,2,:) = Syyi;
St(2,3,:) = Tyzi;
St(3,1,:) = Txzi;
St(3,2,:) = Tyzi;
St(3,3,:) = Szzi;
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