findUniqueCounts

Find unique cells in a cell array and where they occur.

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findUniqueCounts(inputCell) returns a cell array with the unique cells in inputCell and where they occur. The contents of each cell must be an array.
function uniqueCounts = findUniqueCounts(inputCell)
Inputs
inputCell - the cell array to work on
Outputs
uniqueCounts - a (N_unique,3) cell array where each row contains the unique cells, where N_unique is the number of unique entries. The columns of uniqueCounts are organised as follows:
- Column 1: cell contents
- Column 2: cell index in inputCell
- Column 3: array containing the indices in inputCell where repetitions occur. The first entry of this array is the same as the entry in Column 2
Example:
If inputCell = {[0];
[0;1;2;3];
[7;1];
[5;4;4];
[0];
[0;1;2;3]};
then uniqueCounts is:
uniqueCounts = {[0],[1],[1,5];
[0;1;2;3],[2],[2,6];
[7;1],[3],[3];
[5;4;4],[4],[4]}

Cite As

Number seven (2026). findUniqueCounts (https://uk.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/97522-finduniquecounts), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .

General Information

MATLAB Release Compatibility

  • Compatible with any release

Platform Compatibility

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux
Version Published Release Notes Action
1.0.0