How to save, for loop

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Hello kity
Hello kity on 14 Dec 2012
Example:
for i=1:n X=DATA1(i,1); Y=DATA2{1,i}; Z=X-Y;
end
what I want is that it saves the data to Z, summing them, so, for i=1 , Z=[1 2 3 4 5], for i=2 Z becomes Z=[1 2 3 4 5 6 7] etc.
so i need to do something with Z but dont know what. currently it only shows the result of the last i.
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 14 Dec 2012
Do you really have X as a numerical array (double, etc.) and Y as a cell array???
Hello kity
Hello kity on 14 Dec 2012
yes x= column full of values (nummerical array) and Y cells , with each cell with diff lengths

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Pedro Villena
Pedro Villena on 14 Dec 2012
Edited: Pedro Villena on 14 Dec 2012
for i=1:n,
X = DATA1(i,1); %%DATA1 is an array
Y = DATA2{i,1}; %%DATA2 is a cell
Z(i,:) = X-Y;
end
save Z
or
Z = DATA1 + cell2mat(DATA2);
save Z
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Hello kity
Hello kity on 14 Dec 2012
the first one works if both X and Y are matrix ( ()) but if Y is cell array {} then it gives trouble. Somehow I need to convert Y to matrix then put it in the equation.
I look into the second tip
thank you

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