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how to do this

i want all the b(i,j) values in 'm'
for i=1:4
     for j=1:4
         if(b(i,j)>e(i))
     m=sqrt(((d(i)-db)^2)-((db-d0)^2));
    if(((d(i)-d0)*(m))>e(i))
        m=b(i,j)
     end
 end
     end
 end

prabhu
I'm not exactly sure what you're doing with your code, but in general
to find "all the b(i,j) values in 'm' " you'd do something like this

% Create sample data.
b = [100.1, 200.2, 300.3; 402.1, 89.9 42.05]
m = [100, 200.2, 300.2,; 400, 89, 42]
% Extract out "matches"
yourTolerance = 0.15;
b_in_m = b(abs(m-b) < yourTolerance)

You use a tolerance because you're comparing floating point numbers.
In your case, you might use something small like eps or some multiple
of it.

You can also take a look at intersect() or ismember() but keep in mind
this (from the FAQ):
http://matlabwiki.mathworks.com/MATLAB_FAQ#Why_is_0.3-0.2-0.1_not_equal_to_zero_.28or_similar.29.3F


b =

  100.1000 200.2000 300.3000
  402.1000 89.9000 42.0500


m =

  100.0000 200.2000 300.2000
  400.0000 89.0000 42.0000


b_in_m =

  100.1000
  200.2000
  300.3000
   42.0500

"prabhu " <kprabhucbe@gmail.com> wrote in message <i3jc68$kin$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> i want all the b(i,j) values in 'm'
> for i=1:4
> for j=1:4
> if(b(i,j)>e(i))
> m=sqrt(((d(i)-db)^2)-((db-d0)^2));
> if(((d(i)-d0)*(m))>e(i))
> m=b(i,j)
> end
> end
> end
> end
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  Can you please explain in detail what you mean by "all the b(i,j) values in 'm'". Your code doesn't make much sense - you are continually computing m and then writing over it. Can you please explain the significance of e(i), d(i), db, and d0? What is it you are actually trying to do?

Roger Stafford