Assigning outputs variable names
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I'm using the function findchangepts, which outputs 2 numerical values for me. I'd like to use these values and manipulate them further. How can I assign them separate variable names?
Thank you!
SamplNum = findchangepts(SensV, 'MaxNumChanges', 2);
% code
end
which gives
SamplNum =
21194
21609
So I'd like to assign both of those sample numbers a variable in order to manipulate them.
Thanks for your help, sorry if this is a simple question/answer, I'm new to Matlab!
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Star Strider
le 27 Juil 2018
‘How can I assign them separate variable names?’
Please don’t. That is not considered to be good programming practice.
Just use them as they are, and refer to them with the appropriate subscripts.
Stephen23
le 27 Juil 2018
If you really want to create two variables from the first two elements of the output vector, then use indexing:
SamplNum = findchangepts(SensV, 'MaxNumChanges', 2);
A = SamplNum(1)
B = SamplNum(2)
Note that this is not a general solution: the best solution would be to leave the data in the vector, where is easy to process, no matter how many elements it contains.
Basic MATLAB concepts, like how to use indexing and how to define variables, are explained in the introductory tutorials:
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le 27 Juil 2018
I am not sure how the function is working, but you could simply do
Variable_1=SamplNum(1);
Variable_2=SamplNum(2);
or you do
[Variable_1, Variable_2] = findchangepts(SensV, 'MaxNumChanges', 2);
and adapt the code in-between.
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