Creating a matrix from a lagrer matrix

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Benedict Egbon
Benedict Egbon le 7 Mar 2019
Hello everyone.
Please I need help in automatically dividing the matrix A below into three 5by 1 matrix.
A=[1
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15]
Such that the first matrix created will be say
B=[1
2
3
4
5]
Thanks.

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Akira Agata
Akira Agata le 7 Mar 2019
How about the following?
In this case, C{1}, C{2}, ..., C{151} are 200-by-1 matrices each, extracted from original 30194-by-1 matrix.
% Sample 30194-by-1 data
A = rand(30194,1);
% Padding with "nan"
n = 200;
N = numel(A);
A = [A;nan(ceil(N/n)*n-N,1)];
% Divide A into 200-by-1 segments
C = mat2cell(A,repelem(n,ceil(N/n)));
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madhan ravi
madhan ravi le 7 Mar 2019
reshape() is much faster
Benedict Egbon
Benedict Egbon le 7 Mar 2019
Hi Akira.
Thanks for the respone.
This actually worked well for me as desired.
Regards.

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Kevin Phung
Kevin Phung le 7 Mar 2019
A = reshape(1:15,5,3); %reshaped into a 5x3 matrix.
B =A(:,1); %one of the column vectors that you desire
reading up on indexing can help:
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Benedict Egbon
Benedict Egbon le 7 Mar 2019
Thank you very much for the response as this worked very well for this case.
At the moment, I have a 30194 by 1 matrix, and I want to make many 200 by 1 matrices from it.
Any suggestion on how to automate it, instead of doing B =A(:,1), C =A(:,2) etc.
Thanks.

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