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How do I define more than one matrix as i= on for loop?
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I have these 3 loops:
for i = jumph
SJvsSJWA = ttest2(i(ref(:,3)),i(ref(:,1)));% jump height
CJvsCJWA = ttest2(i(ref(:,4)),i(ref(:,2)));
SJWAvsCJWA = ttest2(i(ref(:,1)),i(ref(:,2)));
SJvsCJ = ttest2(i(ref(:,3)),i(ref(:,4)));
end
for i = avp
SJvsSJWA = ttest2(i(ref(:,3)),i(ref(:,1)));% average power
CJvsCJWA = ttest2(i(ref(:,4)),i(ref(:,2)));
SJWAvsCJWA = ttest2(i(ref(:,1)),i(ref(:,2)));
SJvsCJ = ttest2(i(ref(:,3)),i(ref(:,4)));
end
for i = peakp
SJvsSJWA = ttest2(i(ref(:,3)),i(ref(:,1)));% peak power
CJvsCJWA = ttest2(i(ref(:,4)),i(ref(:,2)));
SJWAvsCJWA = ttest2(i(ref(:,1)),i(ref(:,2)));
SJvsCJ = ttest2(i(ref(:,3)),i(ref(:,4)));
end
What I want to do is combine the 3 for loops so that for example:
i = jumph:avp:peakp
but I am aware this wouldn't work, so need a way to do this.
The three variables jumph, avp and peakp are all 54 x 1 matrices.
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Star Strider
on 19 May 2014
Is ‘i’ a loop counter (vector) or is it something else? (This may have a context I’m not familiar with.) I don’t know how your data are organised.
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