Thread Subject:

multivariate sample

i have this codes;
x1=mvnrnd(mu1,var1,n1);
x2=mvnrnd(mu2,var2,n2);
x=[x1;x2]
x =

    2.1508 -0.8189
    0.3920 -0.5731
    1.8062 3.0157
    1.2171 0.9280
    0.6265 3.6289
    0.1680 0.7567
    1.2869 1.1733
    1.9232 1.8075
    0.8214 0.4894
    0.4783 1.7435
    2.4320 1.8479
    0.1299 0.1701

i want to take all possible samples which have 7 units from x. For example;
sample= 2.1508 -0.8189
             0.3920 -0.5731
             1.8062 3.0157
             1.2171 0.9280
             0.6265 3.6289
             0.1680 0.7567
             1.2869 1.1733
or
 2.1508 -0.8189
 0.3920 -0.5731
 1.8062 3.0157
 1.2171 0.9280
 0.6265 3.6289
 0.1680 0.7567
 1.9232 1.8075

and ... i want all possible samples without replacement. The combination of up to 7 with 12. How can i do this?
Thank you for your answers... (sorry for my english)

"eren gümü_" <erengumus@e-mail.com.tr> wrote in message <jh8cta$hdq$1@newscl01ah.mathworks.com>...
> x =
> 2.1508 -0.8189
> 0.3920 -0.5731
> 1.8062 3.0157
> 1.2171 0.9280
> 0.6265 3.6289
> 0.1680 0.7567
> 1.2869 1.1733
> 1.9232 1.8075
> 0.8214 0.4894
> 0.4783 1.7435
> 2.4320 1.8479
> 0.1299 0.1701
> and ... i want all possible samples without replacement. The combination of up to 7 with 12. How can i do this?
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  Use 'nchoosek'.

Roger Stafford

"eren gümü_" <erengumus@e-mail.com.tr> wrote in message <jh8cta$hdq$1@newscl01ah.mathworks.com>...
> i have this codes;
> x1=mvnrnd(mu1,var1,n1);
> x2=mvnrnd(mu2,var2,n2);
> x=[x1;x2]
> x =
>
> 2.1508 -0.8189
> 0.3920 -0.5731
> 1.8062 3.0157
> 1.2171 0.9280
> 0.6265 3.6289
> 0.1680 0.7567
> 1.2869 1.1733
> 1.9232 1.8075
> 0.8214 0.4894
> 0.4783 1.7435
> 2.4320 1.8479
> 0.1299 0.1701
>
> i want to take all possible samples which have 7 units from x. For example;
> sample= 2.1508 -0.8189
> 0.3920 -0.5731
> 1.8062 3.0157
> 1.2171 0.9280
> 0.6265 3.6289
> 0.1680 0.7567
> 1.2869 1.1733
> or
> 2.1508 -0.8189
> 0.3920 -0.5731
> 1.8062 3.0157
> 1.2171 0.9280
> 0.6265 3.6289
> 0.1680 0.7567
> 1.9232 1.8075
>
> and ... i want all possible samples without replacement. The combination of up to 7 with 12. How can i do this?
> Thank you for your answers... (sorry for my english)


nchoosek only choose on a vector not matrix

"eren gümü_" <erengumus@e-mail.com.tr> wrote in message <jh953l$puh$1@newscl01ah.mathworks.com>...
> nchoosek only choose on a vector not matrix
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  Don't use nchoosek on x. Use it on 1:12 to choose all possible combinations of seven subscripts to use as the possible rows of x. (You will have to figure out what to do with all 792 groups of results.)

Roger Stafford

"Roger Stafford" wrote in message <jh95q7$rvd$1@newscl01ah.mathworks.com>...
> "eren gümü_" <erengumus@e-mail.com.tr> wrote in message <jh953l$puh$1@newscl01ah.mathworks.com>...
> > nchoosek only choose on a vector not matrix
> - - - - - - - - -
> Don't use nchoosek on x. Use it on 1:12 to choose all possible combinations of seven subscripts to use as the possible rows of x. (You will have to figure out what to do with all 792 groups of results.)
>
> Roger Stafford

thank you but i don't understand. please write the command for me i am not a professional user.

"eren gümü_" <erengumus@e-mail.com.tr> wrote in message <jh96ru$1ga$1@newscl01ah.mathworks.com>...
> thank you but i don't understand. please write the command for me i am not a professional user.
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  I won't write all your code for you. (I don't even know how you wish to dispose of your results.) However, suppose that one of the rows from 'nchoosek' was r =[2,3,5,6,8,10,12]. You could get the the corresponding portion of x using:

 s = x(r,:)

Roger Stafford