How to cut out/delete rows in a cell

Hello,

i want to cut out the first 100 rows in the cell and dont know how. I tried the following code, but that just starts at the 127th value

for u = 1:5
for i = 1:5
mu_short_Mess_20kmh_HA{u,i} = mu_20kmh_all_VA{u,i}(126:end);
mu_mean_cell_Mess_20kmh_HA{u,i} = mean(mu_short_Mess_20kmh_HA{u,i});
end
end

If it doesn't work as simple as i think it could I'm looking forward for any suggestions.

Answer 1

[VBBV]

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for u = 1:5
for i = 1:5
mu_short_Mess_20kmh_HA{u,i} = mu_20kmh_all_VA{u,i}(101:end,:);
mu_mean_cell_Mess_20kmh_HA{u,i} = mean(mu_short_Mess_20kmh_HA{u,i});
end
end

[Simon Preuss]

Thanks, thats what i was looking for.

Answer 2

[Monika Jaskolka]

It removes up to the 127th element because that's what the code says to do where it has (126:end).

If you want to remove the first 100 rows, you should do the following:

mu_short_Mess_20kmh_HA{u,i} = mu_20kmh_alle_VA{u,i}(101:end,:);

For more information about accessing elements in a matrix, see the Array Indexing page.

Answer 3

[dpb]

mu_mean_Mess_20kmh_HA=cellfun(@(c) mean(c(126:end,:)),mu_20kmh_all_VA);

Don't need explicit loop; you just forgot the column colon subscript to pull all the columns for the wanted rows.