For loop using unique values
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Jordan Cocanower
le 24 Oct 2019
Commenté : Steven Lord
le 24 Oct 2019
Have a 4 column matrix [DAY,MONTH,YEAR,DISCHARGE] and I am looking to incorporate a for loop to find the max value (DISCHARGE) associated with each unique value (MONTH). I don't really want to use the 'find' command over and over for each successive value of MONTH column, Thanks for helping
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Guillaume
le 24 Oct 2019
Indeed using find would be madness. For the record, find is over used by beginners and is rarely needed. For that matters, for loop are also overused and are also not needed in this case.
There are many ways to do this:
maxdischarge = groupsummary(yourmatrix(:, 4), yourmatrix(:, 2), 'max');
[group, month] = findgroups(yourmatrix(:, 2)); %may not be needed if the month column is integers from 1 to 12
maxdischarge = splitapply(@max, yourmatrix(:, 4), group); %maxdischarge(i) corresponds to month(i)
Using old fashioned accumarray:
[month, ~, group] = unique(yourmatrix(:, 2)); %works like findgroups, with different order of output. Again may not be needed
maxdischarge = accumarray(yourmatrix(:, 4), group, [], @max);
Or even using a loop:
maxdischarge = zeros(12, 1)
for month = 1:12
maxdischarge = max(yourmatrix(yourmatrix(:, 2) == month, 4));
end
Note that I would recommend that you convert your matrix into a table:
t = array2table(yourmatrix, 'VariableNames', {'Day', 'Month', 'Year', 'Discharge'});
In which case, you definitively should use groupsummary:
groupsummary(t, 'Month', 'max', 'Discharge'); %calculate max of discharge grouped by month
Even better would be to convert the first 3 columns into a datetime array:
t = table(datetime(yourmatrix(:, 3), yourmatrix(:, 2), yourmatrix(:, 1)), yourmatrix(:, 4), 'VariableNames', {'Date', 'Discharge'});
groupsummary(t, 'Date', 'monthofyear', 'max', 'Discharge')
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Steven Lord
le 24 Oct 2019
If you construct a datetime array you could store this data in a timetable and use retime to aggregate the data. See the "Aggregate Timetable Data and Calculate Mean Values" example on the retime documentation page. Instead of using 'hourly' and 'mean' you'd want to use 'monthly' and 'max'.
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