Counting the number of appearance of a value in a loop

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Hi everyone,
I have the following matrix called all_indices_pesi in matlab:
consisting of the first column being a column of zeros and ones and the second column a column of indices which possibly repeat within the vector. Now my aim is the following:
  1. I would like to count the number of times an index appear in column 2 (so for insstance how many times does the element 78818 appear in the second column? How many times doess 78824 appears? and so on...). Let's call it num_instances;
  2. I would like to count the number of timess that a certain index in column 2 has a value of 1 in column 1. Let's call it num_ones;
  3. I would like to see, for each unique element of column 2 the share "num_ones/num_instances" and project it into a 646x151 matrix in the places indicated by the unique indices in column 2
Thank you

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson il 6 Lug 2022
Modificato: Walter Roberson il 6 Lug 2022
[G, value] = findgroups(all_indices_pesi(:,2));
count = accumarray(G, 1);
num_instances = table(value, count);
See findgroups documentation
See also grpstats
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federico nutarelli
federico nutarelli il 6 Lug 2022
@Walter Roberson Thanks for the comment. How can I the wrap all up in a 646x151 matrix in the places sspecified by all_indices_pesi(:,2)? Thank you
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson il 6 Lug 2022
If the 151 corresponds to the number of different values that can appear in column 1, then
[G2, value2] = findgroups(all_indices_pesi(:,2));
[G1, value1] = findgroups(all_indices_pesi(:,1));
count = accumarray([G2, G1], 1);
row #J corresponds to column 2 value value2(J)
column #K corresponds to column 1 value value1(K)
So count(J,K) is the count for column 2 value value2(J) in combination with column 1 value value1(K)

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