problem for creating vector with for loop
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a={'w','c','e'};
%I wanna create 2 times of w,c,e, with using for loop, like this
aa={'w','w','c','c','e','e'};
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This is not a difficult task to do but does take a little extra planning in how to index the first array.
I'll give you an example of one way to do it but you should try another way as well.
% first define aa as an empty cell
aa = {};
% then create a loop for each element of your original matrix
for i = 1:length(a)
% now concatenate your aa array with the repeated elements of a (you can just write a(i) twice)
aa = [aa a(i) a(i)];
end
Other options may be to use repmat, reshape, or indexing differently using a modulo of 2 to increment your index of the original array.
Some of these options will be more robust and able to work when you want to make a triple copy or other elements of your input vary.
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Jos (10584)
on 29 Apr 2014
Many roads to Rome:
A = {'w' 'c' 'e'}
n = 2
AA1 = A(kron(1:numel(A),ones(1,n)))
AA2 = reshape(repmat(A,n,1),1,[])
AA3 = A(ceil(linspace(1/n,numel(A),n*numel(A))))
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José-Luis
on 29 Apr 2014
:)
Maybe we should start a thread with the most complicated ways to solve this problem.
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