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IND = sub2ind(siz,I,J)
IND = sub2ind(siz,I1,I2,...,In)
The sub2ind command determines the equivalent single index corresponding to a set of subscript values.
IND = sub2ind(siz,I,J) returns the linear index equivalent to the row and column subscripts I and J for a matrix of size siz. siz is a vector with ndim(A) elements (in this case, 2), where siz(1) is the number of rows and siz(2) is the number of columns.
IND = sub2ind(siz,I1,I2,...,In) returns the linear index equivalent to the n subscripts I1,I2,...,In for an array of size siz. siz is an n-element vector that specifies the size of each array dimension.
Create a 3-by-4-by-2 array, A.
A = [17 24 1 8; 2 22 7 14; 4 6 13 20];
A(:,:,2) = A - 10
A(:,:,1) =
17 24 1 8
2 22 7 14
4 6 13 20
A(:,:,2) =
7 14 -9 -2
-8 12 -3 4
-6 -4 3 10The value at row 2, column 1, page 2 of the array is -8.
A(2,1,2)
ans =
-8To convert A(2,1,2) into its equivalent single subscript, use sub2ind.
sub2ind(size(A),2,1,2)
ans =
14You can now access the same location in A using the single subscripting method.
A(14)
ans =
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