how to avoid for loop

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sb
sb le 7 Nov 2019
Commenté : Image Analyst le 7 Nov 2019
can this 'for loop' be replaced? thanks in advance
counts=[];
for i=1 : length(b)-1
c=length(tof( tof >= b(i) & tof < b(i+1)) ) ;
counts=[counts,c];
end

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Jan
Jan le 7 Nov 2019
Modifié(e) : Jan le 7 Nov 2019
A ,ore efficient version of the loop:
nb = numel(b) - 1;
counts = zeros(1, nb); % Pre-allocation!!!
for i = 1:nb
counts(i) = sum(tof >= b(i) & tof < b(i+1));
end
Is tof a scalar or a vector? Is b sorted? Are you looking for histcounts ?
Pre-allocation is essential, because letting an array grow iteratively is extremely expensive.
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sb
sb le 7 Nov 2019
this loop works well and is 1.5 times faster. tof is a scaler, b is sorted, I am looking at histcouts without matlab's inbuilt code.
Image Analyst
Image Analyst le 7 Nov 2019
Not sure what that means exactly, but if you need more help, attach your data and the desired/expected output.

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst le 7 Nov 2019
Try this (untested)
lastIndex = length(b)-1;
indexes = (tof > b(1:lastIndex)) & (tof < b(2:lastIndex + 1));
counts = cumsum(indexes)

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