Printing 2 column vectors of different sizes
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I wrote this code :
j = 1;
for i = 1:h-1
if T(i,1)<0 && T(i+1,1)>0
xu(j)= x(i+1);
j = j+1;
end
if T(i,1)<0 && T(i+1,1)>0
xv(j)= x(i+1);
j = j+1;
end
end
My outputs are xu and xv.
xu comes as 5x1 column vector.
xv comes as 6x1 column vector.
How can I print them side by side in order to read them easily.
I want them to be printed as:
[xu(1,1) xv(1,1);xu(2,1) xv(2,1);xu(3,1) xv(3,1);xu(4,1) xv(4,1);xu(5,1) xv(5,1);0 xv(6,1)]
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Rik
le 28 Juil 2018
This solves it for the general case:
Out=zeros(max([numel(xv) numel(xu)]),2);
Out(1:numel(xu),1)=xu;
Out(1:numel(xv),2)=xv;
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Rik
le 3 Août 2018
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Image Analyst
le 3 Août 2018
Ahmad, leave off the last semicolon to see them reported to the command window. You can also use fprintf() if you want.
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