I have a row vector of dimension 1x300 and want to set its elements to zero without changing its dimension. I am trying to implement it using the example X = zeros(1,3,'uint32') provided in the documentation on zeros in mathworks.

Setting the row vector to zero is changing its dimension.

The example in the documentation X = zeros(1,3,'uint32') is giving the following error, 'Index in position 3 exceeds array bounds (must not exceed 1).'

How can it be solved?

Answer 1

[Ameer Hamza]

This error probably happens because you have variable name 'zeros' in your workspace. Running the following line

clear zeros

or restarting MATLAB will solve the problem.

[Sushma TV]

Yes clearing zeros solved the problem..Thank you Ameer!!

Answer 2

[Subhadeep Koley]

Hi Sushma TV, the below code might help

% Define a random vector 'X' for example
X = rand(1, 300);
% Set all elements of 'X' to zero
X = zeros(size(X), 'uint32');

[Sushma TV]

Thanks Subhadeep!! Its working now..

[Sushma TV]

Thanks Subhadeep!! Its working now..