Avoid for loops with if inside

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*Hello everyone,
Can anyone show me how I can avoid following for loops, so that my run can be much faster? Any help is highly appreciated. Thanks!*
c2=0.7;
c1=0.3;
x1=rand(1,100)*10;
x3=rand(1,100)*10;
x3p=rand(1,100)*10;
x=[0.0000,0.2560,0.4980,0.7590,1.0000,1.2400,1.5000,1.7600,2.0100];
y=[0.3,0.133,0.0777,0.0695,0.0920,0.1078,0.0829,0.0807,0.0936];
for ix1=1:length(x1)
for ix3=1:length(x3)
for ix3p=1:length(x3p)
r= sqrt(x1(ix1)^2 + (x3(ix3)-x3p(ix3p))^2);
if r <= 10
g = fit(x',y','splineinterp');
Prs_22x(ix1,ix3,ix3p)= c2-c1+g(r/R);
else
Prs_22x(ix1,ix3,ix3p)= c2-c1+c1^2;
end
end
end
end

Accepted Answer

Matt Fig
Matt Fig on 4 Oct 2012
Edited: Matt Fig on 4 Oct 2012
Just taking this outside all loops will GREATLY speed it up.
g = fit(x',y','splineinterp');
Beyond that, you could do this (I assume R is a scalar):
P = bsxfun(@(x,y) (x-y),x3,reshape(x3p,1,1,numel(x3p)));
P = bsxfun(@(x,y) sqrt(x.^2+y.^2),x1.',P);
I = P<=10;
P(I) = c2-c1+g(P(I)/R);
P(~I) = c2-c1+c1^2;

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