how to separate a matrix into 2 vectors
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    giancarlo maldonado cardenas
 on 17 Mar 2022
  
hello guys, I have a problem with separating a matrix into two vectors, if the last column is 0 or 1.
I explain myself better, I have this matrix but as we can see in the last column I have 1 or 0 right? what I want to do is separate it into two groups for example.
matrix file attached.
matrix
60	13.9713945172825	20	1
59	14.3718712753277	43	1
52	21.1752085816448	20	1
48	12.7771156138259	35	0
48	20.7771156138259	35	0
47	15.1775923718712	28	1
44	18.3790226460073	57	1
41	21.5804529201432	8	1
15	21.9928486293206	29	1
12	21.1942789034565	31	1
Result
vectorof1= [60	13.9713945172825	20	1
                   59	14.3718712753277	43	1
                   52	21.1752085816448	20	1
                   47	15.1775923718712	28	1
                   44	18.3790226460073	57	1
                   41	21.5804529201432	8	1
                   15	21.9928486293206	29	1
                   12	21.1942789034565	31	1];
vectorof0 = [48	12.7771156138259	35	0
                    48	20.7771156138259	35	0];
thank you very much in advance.
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  Dave B
    
 on 17 Mar 2022
        
      Edited: Dave B
    
 on 17 Mar 2022
  
      You can do this pretty easily with some indexing. Here's an example with some random data:
m = [rand(10,2) randi(2,10,1)-1]
m0 = m(m(:,3)==0,:) % read the right hand side as: from m, take the rows where the third column of m is 0, take all columns
m1 = m(m(:,3)==1,:) % read the right hand side as: from m, take the rows where the third column of m is 1, take all columns
To understand how this works, you can look at what you're feeding in:
ind = m(:,3)==1
(importantly it's displayed as 1 and 0, but note it's a "logical array" it's really true, false, false, false, true, ...)
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