Filtering column data with the same value

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BeeTiaw
BeeTiaw le 15 Mai 2019
Commenté : Star Strider le 15 Mai 2019
Hi expert,
I have the following dataset which I wanted to filter according to the value of the data in the first column.
The condition is the following:
  1. If the data in the first column is redundant, then take the data in that row that has larger value in the second column
  2. if the data in the first column is not redundant (or the data is unique), then take the data in that row
how do we perform this operation using the conditional "if"? or any other ideas are also welcome.
Thank you in advance.
PS:
I want to also get the row-index of the selected data.
data=[
0 1.0000
0 1.0556
1.9565 1.0000
1.9565 1.0556
3.9130 1.0000
3.9130 1.0556
5.8696 1.0000
5.8696 1.0556
7.8261 1.0000
7.8261 1.0556
9.7826 1.0000
9.7826 1.0556
11.7391 1.0000
11.7391 1.0556
13.6957 1.0000
13.6957 1.0556
15.6522 1.0000
17.6087 1.0000
19.5652 1.0000
21.5217 1.0000
23.4783 1.0000
25.4348 1.0000
27.3913 1.0000
29.3478 1.0000
31.3043 1.0000
33.2609 1.0000
35.2174 1.0000
37.1739 1.0000
39.1304 1.0000
41.0870 1.0000
138.9130 1.0000
140.8696 1.0000
142.8261 1.0000
144.7826 1.0000
146.7391 1.0000
148.6957 1.0000
150.6522 1.0000
152.6087 1.0000
154.5652 1.0000
156.5217 1.0000
158.4783 1.0000
160.4348 1.0000
162.3913 1.0000
164.3478 1.0000
166.3043 1.0000
166.3043 1.0556
168.2609 1.0000
168.2609 1.0556
170.2174 1.0000
170.2174 1.0556
172.1739 1.0000
172.1739 1.0556
174.1304 1.0000
174.1304 1.0556
176.0870 1.0000
176.0870 1.0556
178.0435 1.0000
178.0435 1.0556
180.0000 1.0000
180.0000 1.0556
181.9565 1.0000
181.9565 1.0556
183.9130 1.0000
183.9130 1.0556
185.8696 1.0000
185.8696 1.0556
187.8261 1.0000
187.8261 1.0556
189.7826 1.0000
189.7826 1.0556
191.7391 1.0000
191.7391 1.0556
193.6957 1.0000
193.6957 1.0556
195.6522 1.0000
197.6087 1.0000
199.5652 1.0000
201.5217 1.0000
203.4783 1.0000
205.4348 1.0000
207.3913 1.0000
209.3478 1.0000
211.3043 1.0000
213.2609 1.0000
215.2174 1.0000
217.1739 1.0000
219.1304 1.0000
221.0870 1.0000
318.9130 1.0000
320.8696 1.0000
322.8261 1.0000
324.7826 1.0000
326.7391 1.0000
328.6957 1.0000
330.6522 1.0000
332.6087 1.0000
334.5652 1.0000
336.5217 1.0000
338.4783 1.0000
340.4348 1.0000
342.3913 1.0000
344.3478 1.0000
346.3043 1.0000
346.3043 1.0556
348.2609 1.0000
348.2609 1.0556
350.2174 1.0000
350.2174 1.0556
352.1739 1.0000
352.1739 1.0556
354.1304 1.0000
354.1304 1.0556
356.0870 1.0000
356.0870 1.0556
358.0435 1.0000
358.0435 1.0556
360.0000 1.0000
360.0000 1.0556
];

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Star Strider
Star Strider le 15 Mai 2019
Try this:
[Ud,~,ix] = unique(data(:,1));
maxVals = accumarray(ix, data(:,2), [], @max);
Result = [Ud, maxVals]
producing (for a subset of ‘data’):
Result =
0 1.0556
1.9565 1.0556
3.9130 1.0556
5.8696 1.0556
7.8261 1.0556
9.7826 1.0556
11.7391 1.0556
13.6957 1.0556
15.6522 1.0000
17.6087 1.0000
19.5652 1.0000
21.5217 1.0000
. . .
  4 commentaires
BeeTiaw
BeeTiaw le 15 Mai 2019
In that case, how can we get the row-index of the filtered data?
Star Strider
Star Strider le 15 Mai 2019
The easiest way to do that is likely with a for loop:
for k = 1:size(Result,1)
rowIdx(k,:) = find((data(:,1)==Result(k,1)) & (data(:,2)==Result(k,2)));
end
You can then concatenate that with the existing ‘Result’ matrix if you like:
Result(:,3) = rowIdx;
producing:
Result =
0 1.0556 2.0000
1.9565 1.0556 4.0000
3.9130 1.0556 6.0000
5.8696 1.0556 8.0000
7.8261 1.0556 10.0000
9.7826 1.0556 12.0000
11.7391 1.0556 14.0000
13.6957 1.0556 16.0000
15.6522 1.0000 17.0000
17.6087 1.0000 18.0000
19.5652 1.0000 19.0000
21.5217 1.0000 20.0000
. . .
for the same subset of ‘data’.

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