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i have a data set which has the following structure road_segment_id/<time_slot>/<driver_id>/<travel_time> Now I need to select randomly 100 driver ids and create a 3-d tensor with road_segment_id,driver_id,time-slot on 3 sides.Let the tensor be A then a(i,j,k)=c represents that time taken by driver j to traverse road segment i on time-slot k is c. the attached file showing a part of data set is there.
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SOUMYA SUVRA GHOSAL
le 4 Juin 2018
Modifié(e) : SOUMYA SUVRA GHOSAL
le 4 Juin 2018
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Aakash Deep
le 4 Juin 2018
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I think this will help you. You can refer this https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/27338-convert-matrix-into-the-tensor.
If this doesn't work you can still ask about it but try to mention more information about the dimensions of input matrix and output tensor.
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SOUMYA SUVRA GHOSAL
le 4 Juin 2018
Aakash Deep
le 4 Juin 2018
Hey Soumya, yes you are right that the error is in below statement
A(ii,jj,kk)=M(r,4);
because when you execute below statement
[r]=find(M(:,1)==road(ii) & M(:,3)==driver(jj) & M(:,2)==time(kk));
there might be chances that we will get a vector because there are possibilities that more than 1 index values are same. So, this will give a vector of nx1 dimension. Now, you are trying to insert this vector into a cell of a tensor i.e. A(ii,jj,kk)
Hope this helps :)
SOUMYA SUVRA GHOSAL
le 4 Juin 2018
Aakash Deep
le 5 Juin 2018
Hey Soumya, your approach is correct to populate the tensor. I am not exactly able to figure out why it is behaving like this but here are the few tips you should try:
- After looking at the below statement,
[r]=find(M(:,1)==road(ii) & M(:,3)==driver(jj) & M(:,2)==time(kk));
I am assuming that the error is coming from M(:,3)==driver(jj) this part because the value of road can repeat as many time it wants and the value of time can also repeat but what can not repeat is the driver_id for the same pair of road and time (if it does then there is redundancy is your data).
- There can be a possibility that the vector r contains same value multiple times. So just try to use unique on r and then use it as an index value.
- There are highly chances that the vector r can be a null set because of the & operator so you should first check it if it is a single value or not before using it as a index value during assignment. This will fix some of your errors.
Hope this helps :)
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