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susan
susan le 10 Sep 2012
Hi, I have A= <900x1> cell The cell contents are as follows:
AA
BB
CC
AA
BB
CC
.
.
.
1) I need to separate the above into blocks of 300. i.e. change the first 300 into the following:
AA1
BB1
CC1
...
Then the next 300 to AA2 BB2 CC2
And the following 300 to
AA3
BB3
CC3
2)So now I have A = {AA1} {BB1} {CC1} {AA1} {BB1} {CC1}... {AA2} {BB2} {CC2} i.e. I have sets of AA*, BB*, CC* that repeat. The first 300 have a suffix of 1, and so on..
I have thus 300 CCs. I have another variable h = 300x1 which is made up of ones and zeros.
h = [ 1 0 1 ...]
i.e. every CC in A has a corresponding h
I need to do the following
if h = 1, then the set (AA*,BB*,CC*) preceding the corresponding CC become AA1c, BB1c, CC1c.
if h = 0, then the set preceding the corresponding CC become AA1ic, BB1ic, CC1ic
So A = {AA1c} {BB1c} {CC1c} {AA1ic} {BB1ic} {CC1ic}... {AA2c} {BB2c} {CC2c}
I am not sure if I managed to convey the issue here so please let me know if I hav'nt and I will try to better explain.
Thank you.

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Andrei Bobrov
Andrei Bobrov le 10 Sep 2012
Modifié(e) : Andrei Bobrov le 10 Sep 2012
a0 = cellstr(('1':'3')');
a1 = {'';'i'};
[i1,i2]=ndgrid(1:3,h+1);
out = strcat(A,a0(i1(:)),a1(i2(:)),'c');
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susan
susan le 11 Sep 2012
Wow! So elegant :)

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susan
susan le 11 Sep 2012
Actually I need a couple of changes.
A =
'AA' 'BB' 'CC' 'AA' 'BB' 'AA' 'BB' 'CC' 'AA' 'BB' 'CC' 'AA' 'BB' 'CC' 'AA'
%------
h =
1 0 1 1 0
%------
Right now out =
'AA1ic'
'BB2ic'
'CC3ic'
'AA1c'
'BB2c'
'AA3c'
'BB1ic'
'CC2ic'
'AA3ic'
'BB1ic'
'CC2ic'
'AA3ic'
'BB1c'
'CC2c'
'AA3c'
What I need is:
'AA1ic'
'BB1ic'
'CC1ic'
'AA1c'
'BB1c'
'AA1c'
'BB2ic'
'CC2ic'
'AA2ic'
'BB2ic'
'CC2ic'
'AA3ic'
'BB3c'
'CC3c'
'AA3c'
i.e. blocks of 1s, 2s and 3s NOT blocks of 1,2,3...
Thank you again!
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susan
susan le 11 Sep 2012
Actually can't because I need to preserve the order of h.
John Petersen
John Petersen le 21 Nov 2012
Modifié(e) : John Petersen le 30 Nov 2012
the value of h is already embedded in the AA's, BB's, etc. so why do you need h anymore?

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susan
susan le 11 Sep 2012
I am probably being very daft here but need to figure out how to translate the answer for my actual data..
A=<1152x1> cell h=288 x 1
A = 'TSTR' 'Co02' 'RT ' 'TEND' 'TSTR' 'Co19' 'RT ' 'TEND'...
I basically need the first 384 values with the suffix 1, then the next 384 trials with suffix 2, and the last with 3.
Each trial has a single h value associated with it, so I have 288 (1152/4) of those..
Sorry for not getting this..

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