How to take the matrices stored in a loop one by one.?
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clear all
clc
D=20;
M=100;
K=40;
D_l=0.3;
for k=1:K
for d=1:D
tita(d)=randn(1,1);
tita_d=tita(d);
for m=1:M
a(m,d)=exp(j*2*pi*(m-1)*D_l*sin(tita_d));
end
end
A_k(:,:,k)=a.'/sqrt(D);
end
The problem in the above is: A_k stores all the values in loop K. Now I want to take each matrix of every loop k and write down into a big matrix. like A=[A_1 .... A_k],,,
How to do it, am struck here,, please help
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Stephen23
on 3 Mar 2015
Edited: Stephen23
on 3 Mar 2015
Rather than doing this in loops, try this:
D = 20;
M = 100;
K = 40;
D_l = 0.3;
tita_d = randn(D,1,K);
A_k = bsxfun(@times, 0:M-1, sin(tita_d));
A_k = exp(j*2*pi * D_l * A_k) / sqrt(D);
It produces exactly the same output using vectorized code. You can reshape the output to be a matrix using this code:
B_k = reshape(A_k,D,[]);
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