How to pick next value from vectors?

I have a cumulative vector, size is about 200. I want to pick up that index where value is 0,5 or value which is next to it. For example (0.1, 0.23, 0.42, 0.49, 0.52, 0.56,...), so i want to pick up index which corresponding to value 0.52. How can I do it?

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Jan
Jan le 4 Mar 2013
Modifié(e) : Jan le 4 Mar 2013
Does "next" mean the next larger element or the element with the minimal distance? In the 2nd case, the answer would be 0.49, in opposite to your example.
Teemu
Teemu le 5 Mar 2013
Minimal distance, in this case it will be 0.49
Teemu
Teemu le 5 Mar 2013
actually I need both

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Jos (10584)
Jos (10584) le 4 Mar 2013
Here is one approach:
v = [0.1 0.23 0.4 0.52 0.56 1.1]
idx = find(v >= 0.5,1,'first')
v(idx)

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Wayne King
Wayne King le 4 Mar 2013
@Jos, You're absolutely right Jos, I misread the poster's question. My answer is not relevant, deleting.
Jan
Jan le 4 Mar 2013
Modifié(e) : Jan le 4 Mar 2013
The new version of your answer is the most clean and efficient solution. +1
(or "cleanest and most efficient"?)
Teemu
Teemu le 5 Mar 2013
It works fine, thanks. I have one extra question; can I pick value which is closest to value 0.5?
Teemu
Teemu le 5 Mar 2013
I mean can I pick index which value is closest to 0.5?
Jan
Jan le 5 Mar 2013
@Teemu: See index in the code I've posted yesterday already.
Teemu
Teemu le 5 Mar 2013
So how can I do minimal distance pick?
Jan
Jan le 5 Mar 2013
Please, Teemu, read my answer below. There you find the code to pick the element with the minimal distance. It is the 2nd line and the index is the 2nd output of min(abs(v - 0.5)).
Teemu
Teemu le 5 Mar 2013
Sorry I didn't noticed that, I thought it was answer for next index. Thanks for your patience.

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Jos (10584)
Jos (10584) le 5 Mar 2013

1 vote

To do this for multiple values, take a look at my function NEARESTPOINT:
Jan
Jan le 4 Mar 2013
Modifié(e) : Jan le 5 Mar 2013
v = [0.1 0.23 0.4 0.52 0.56 1.1];
[absdist, nearest] = min(abs(v - 0.5)); % **SOLUTION IS HERE** !!!
if absdist == 0 % or: <= eps(v(index))
following = index;
else
following = index + 1;
end
nearestValue = value(nearest);
followingValue = value(following);

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shariq khan
shariq khan le 3 Déc 2018
what if I need next larger value? consider same data but my value at specific index is nil (or no value from dataset) but now I want to find if there is any value next to that specific value in the dataset
shariq khan
shariq khan le 3 Déc 2018
Modifié(e) : shariq khan le 3 Déc 2018
I think I found answer to my problem
Problem - all vectors are of same length
x = [some values]
t = [some values]
x1 = 0.9*max(x);
find t value that corresponds to x1 value
if not find the closest value
solution : A lot from @jan ans
[answer,index] = min(abs(x - x1))
t1(that is to be determined) = t(index);
I hope it helps to solve people facing specific problem

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