Create an "equispaced" vector that includes a number of given points

Hi, I was wondering how I could make a vector that I have obtained with linspace for example of the style:

v = linspace(0,7,8)

So v = [0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7]

And given another vector in the variable a such as could be:

a = [1 1.5 4 6.2]

Introduce the elements that are not in the vector v in the position so that the result is increasing.

So the result should be:

result = [0 1 1.5 2 3 4 5 6 6.2 7]

[Alejandro Fernández]

Should be correct to use:?

unique([v,a],'first')

[Scott MacKenzie]

I think we answered at the same time. If I understand correctly, the second argument ('first') is only needed if the indices are also needed.

[Alejandro Fernández]

Yes sorry, I forgot to write that line of code when I was typing the first time. But don't worry, it's perfect.

Answer 1

[Scott MacKenzie]

result = unique([v a])

[Alejandro Fernández]

thanks!