I have 10 sets (each set includes 1s and 0s: 1 means element selected) and trying to find the unique sets and store its element indices. But when there is only one unique set following code gives error. How can I fix it? Thanks for the help.
[Rw,Cl] = find(unique(FSet,'rows','stable'));
UnqFS = accumarray(Rw,Cl,[], @(f) {sort(f).'});
celldisp(UnqFS)

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Jos (10584)
Jos (10584) le 20 Fév 2019
What is Fset? A 10-by-N array?
Perhaps you can give a (small) example of the input and expected output?
MB
MB le 20 Fév 2019
Modifié(e) : MB le 20 Fév 2019
Yes, it is 10 by N binary array. But i think i solved the problem like this.
[Rw,Cl] = find(unique(FSet,'rows','stable'));
if iscolumn(Rw)
UFS = accumarray(Rw,Cl,[], @(f) {sort(f).'});
celldisp(UFS)
end

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Jos (10584)
Jos (10584) le 20 Fév 2019

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My suggestion: first find the unique rows of Fset, and then get the column indices for each row
FSet = randi(2,10,3) -1 % example
UFS = unique(FSet,'rows','stable')
UnqFS = arrayfun(@(r) find(UFS(r,:)), 1:size(UFS,1), 'un',0)
celldisp(UnqFS)

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