I think I need to create a new for loop for checking that from outputs and recalculating but I truly have no ideas! :D
how to pick the closest value to a point using ismember or anything else?
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Wolfgang McCormack
le 13 Mar 2021
Commenté : Wolfgang McCormack
le 13 Mar 2021
Hi all,
I have the following code, my problem is that multiple values that result in the output (CurRatio) fall within my specific range but I want to pick/save only one value for each range (RatioEins,zwei,...). Preferably, that pick would be the closest to the middle of the range (I want something instead of ismember that can pick the best values that its output is closest to the middle of the ranges). For instance, for RatioEins, my pick of data would be best to be the one that its output is closes to 0.25. If not possible, then the first value within the range will work too. Could you please teach me to get that?
'(Parts are removed due to the data sensivity)'
RatioEins = 0.24:0.0001:0.26
RatioZwei = 0.49:0.0001:0.51
RatioDrei = 0.74:0.0001:0.76
AllRatios = ([RatioEins,RatioZwei,RatioDrei])
for i = 1:100
'bunch of codes here output is CurRatio'
CurRatio = round(WinShapeArea./MainShapeArea,2)
if ismember(CurtRatio,AllRatios)
MalEin(1,i)= ([NewX])
MalZwei(2,i) = ([NewY])
else
MalFragen(1,i)= [NewX]
MalFragen(2,i) =[NewY]
end
end
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Walter Roberson
le 13 Mar 2021
The general strategy is often to take a coordinate and subtract off the ideal value, take the absolute value, and min(), taking the second (index) element. Use the index on the original values to retrieve the one that was closest.
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Walter Roberson
le 13 Mar 2021
[~, IA] = unique(headingvalues, 'table'); %find first occurance of each unique value
headingvalues = headingvalues(IA);
data = data(:,IA); %filter down
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