Good afternoon
I have a long array of numbers, CEC (52560x1) and I would like to delete the rows in the following way:
r = 1:1:8760
t = 0:1:8759
CEC((2+6*t):(6*r))
I tried to set it into a loop by:
for r = 1:1:8760
for t = 0:1:8759
CEC((2+6*t):(6*r)) = [];
end
end
But it is not working for me. Any ideas?
Thank you!

3 commentaires

Couldn't get how you want to delete in a 1 D array like that .
CEC((2+6*t):(6*r)) = [];
This shall change all locations from 2+6*t to 6* r to empty.
and doing in loop means entire array will become empty except index [1,2]
Ricardo López
Ricardo López le 15 Déc 2020
I want those rows empty, so the result would be an array of the same length with 0 in the desired values.
Image Analyst
Image Analyst le 15 Déc 2020
Please give some actual numbers. For example, what indexes represent the first set of rows to delete, and the second set of rows to delete?

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David Hill
David Hill le 15 Déc 2020

1 vote

a=CEC(1:6:52560);
CEC=zeros(size(CEC));
CEC(1:6:52560)=a;

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SHIVAM KUMAR
SHIVAM KUMAR le 15 Déc 2020
Modifié(e) : SHIVAM KUMAR le 15 Déc 2020

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Your code will work like this if used on 1 D array .
CEC((2+6):end) = [0];
If you are using that your array shall be 52560X52560.
then you can use
for r = 1:1:8760
for t = 0:1:8759
CEC((2+6*t),(6*r)) = [0]; %Use a comma
end
end

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SHIVAM KUMAR
SHIVAM KUMAR le 15 Déc 2020
ie. only have values for index 1 to 8 and all other indexes will be 0.

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