matlab code error - Subscript indices must either be real positive integers or logicals.*

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John
John le 14 Jan 2013
Hi,
Would anybody know why I am getting the following error after the code below executes a couple of times (about 20 times).
??? Subscript indices must either be real positive integers or logicals.
I've had no problems with it up until today.
Thank you
for j=1:5000
transC = [zeros(size(T,1),1), cumsum(T,2)];
n = 10000;
states = zeros(1,n); %storage of states
states(1) = 8; %start at state 1 (or whatever)
rr = rand(1,n);
for ii = 2:n
[~,states(ii)] = histc(rr(ii),transC(states(ii-1),:));
end
states=states';
states = convert(states, 2);
baseFileName = sprintf('%d.xls', j);
fullExcelFileName = fullfile('C:\raw bin 2 data\', baseFileName); % yourFolder can be pwd if you want.
xlswrite(fullExcelFileName ,[states],'Sheet1', 'A1');
end

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per isakson
per isakson le 14 Jan 2013
Modifié(e) : per isakson le 14 Jan 2013
The debugger will tell you. Put the code in a function. Execute
dbstop if error
in the command window. Run your function. Execution will stop just before the error is thrown. Inspect the values of the variables involved.

Image Analyst
Image Analyst le 14 Jan 2013
You initialize states to all zeros. When it comes time to use it, inside transC, states(ii-1), which is states(1) when ii = 2, is still zero, so you are trying to get transC(0), and that causes an error.
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John
John le 14 Jan 2013
Hi,
I got it working again by restarting matlab. If it happens again I will use the debugger.
Thanks for the comments.

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