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Subject: Concatenation of 4x2x4 with 4x2x96

From: Menachem

Date: 26 Oct, 2009 03:44:02

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Hello I need to combine two numeric matrices
size(a)=4x2x4 and
size(b)=4x2x96 to make matrix c
size(c)=4x2x100

I have tried c=[a b]; c=[a,b]; c=[a;b];

but they don't work. What is the correct form?
thank you very much

Subject: Concatenation of 4x2x4 with 4x2x96

From: Doug Schwarz

Date: 26 Oct, 2009 03:46:20

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In article <hc35u2$kue$1@fred.mathworks.com>,
"Menachem " <23bbcvbcvbb2131@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello I need to combine two numeric matrices
> size(a)=4x2x4 and
> size(b)=4x2x96 to make matrix c
> size(c)=4x2x100
>
> I have tried c=[a b]; c=[a,b]; c=[a;b];
>
> but they don't work. What is the correct form?
> thank you very much

cat(3,a,b)

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