Convert character matrix to numeric matrix
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Raed Alahmadi
le 12 Jan 2019
Commenté : Raed Alahmadi
le 14 Jan 2019
Hello
I have this matrix:
A=['AB' 'AC';'AD' 'AE'];
I want to make each element of this words to have unique value of number. After that I want a code to transfer the numbers to the origin words.
I used this code:
A=['AB' 'AC';'AD' 'AE'];
A = double(A)
A = char(A)
The problem is that the output has the size 2*4 while it should be as the input 2*2 this due to that matlab deals with the letters not the words so it make each letter in separate column.
Please help me.
Thanks
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Image Analyst
le 12 Jan 2019
Your final A is a character array yet you say you want a numerical array. Please state EXACTLY what you'd like to see as the output for the example you've given, so we know whether it needs to be numbers (like 1, 2, etc.), ASCII values (like 65, 66, etc.), or characters (like 'A', 'B', etc.).
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Stephen23
le 12 Jan 2019
If you really need a 2x2 array then one straightforward way would be to use a cell array:
>> A = {'AB','AC';'AD','AE'}
A =
'AB' 'AC'
'AD' 'AE'
>> B = cellfun(@double,A,'uni',0)
B =
[65,66] [65,67]
[65,68] [65,69]
>> C = cellfun(@char,B,'uni',0)
C =
'AB' 'AC'
'AD' 'AE'
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Steven Lord
le 12 Jan 2019
If I understand your goal correctly, use the unique function.
sampleWords = {'apple', 'banana', 'cherry'};
n = numel(sampleWords);
data = sampleWords(randi(n, 1, 10))
[uniqueWords, generateUniqueWordsFromData, generateDataFromUniqueWords] = unique(data);
data2 = uniqueWords(generateDataFromUniqueWords)
isequal(data, data2)
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