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clear all; clc;clf;
for k=1:5;
cos_el=R*cos(Elev);
asin_x=asin(cos_el);
cos_y=cos(asin_x);
vtec=stec.*(cos_y);
gistm =[ut, vtec];
TV_A{k}=ut;
L(k)=length(ut);
end
Following my coding. So i have 5 ut data and 5 vtec data. I need to find highest length of ut seems i have 5 ut data. then the highest length of ut data need to be in the first column in a new .mat form and following up by the other 5 vtec data. the 5 vtec data have to follow according the highest length of ut and seems the vtec data dimension are not same it must filled up with NaN or 0.
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Andrei Bobrov
on 26 Apr 2012
duplicate
Walter Roberson
on 26 Apr 2012
duplicate is at http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/36600-how-to-find-the-maximum-length-between-few-cell-arrays
Answers (1)
Andrei Bobrov
on 26 Apr 2012
Let Ut - cell array 1 x 5 , contains column vectors with size n(k) x 1, for k = 1:5.
Vtec - cell array 1 x 5, contains vector m x 1, here all m <= max(n).
e.g. data:
Ut = arrayfun(@(ii)ii*ones(randi(10),1),1:5,'un',0);
Vtec = arrayfun(@(ii)ii*ones(randi(6),1),1:5,'un',0);
% solution
n = max(cellfun('length',Ut));
out = cellfun(@(x)[x;nan(n-numel(x),1)],Vtec,'un',0);
8 Comments
Vicky
on 26 Apr 2012
Andrei Bobrov
on 26 Apr 2012
use 'randint'? read help for this is function
Vicky
on 26 Apr 2012
Andrei Bobrov
on 26 Apr 2012
I do not understand the problem, give a numerical example
Vicky
on 27 Apr 2012
Walter Roberson
on 27 Apr 2012
Is that an example of the input data or the output data?
Vicky
on 27 Apr 2012
Andrei Bobrov
on 27 Apr 2012
Give the input data in numerical form as A1 = {[4 5 8 6] ', [8 6 9 1]'} and so on, and the corresponding output
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