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say I have a cell array x={'abatable';'abate';'abatement';'abater';'dog';'cat';'make';'abator';'see'}
and word='abatis' letter='a'
how would I delete all words from x that do not have the letter in the respective positions of the word
For example with the letter a it appears in word abatis as the 1st letter and the 3rd letter. I would then like to delete all words from x that do not have 'a' as their 1st and 3rd positions.
I have tried this
if ismember(letter,word)
x=letter==word % returns a 1 row vector of logical statements
%.....
end
but im stuck there what else should I try.
Thanks

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Adam Barber
Adam Barber il 10 Nov 2015
I slightly modified Jan's answer:
List = {'abatable';'abate';'abatement';'abater';'dog';'cat'; ...
'make';'abator';'see'}
Word = 'abatis'
C = 'a';
pattern = (Word == C);
match = false(1, numel(List));
for k = 1:numel(List)
currentWord = List{k};
lenToCheck = min(numel(pattern), numel(currentWord));
if isequal(pattern(1:lenToCheck), currentWord(1:lenToCheck) == C)
match(k) = true;
end
end
List(~match) = [];
Note that I am using the smaller of the two lengths between the words. As such, "dog" and "cat" won't work, but just the word "as" would.
Of course you could modify this to make your application work.

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Jan
Jan il 10 Nov 2015
Modificato: Jan il 12 Nov 2015
List = {'abatable';'abate';'abatement';'abater';'dog';'cat'; ...
'make';'abator';'see'}
Word = 'abatis'
C = 'a';
pattern = (Word == C);
match = false(1, numel(List));
for k = 1:numel(List)
if isequal(pattern, (List{k} == C))
match(k) = true;
end
end
List(match) = [];
[EDITED, consider word with different lengths:]
...
pattern = strfind(Word, C);
match = false(1, numel(List));
for k = 1:numel(List)
match(k) = isequal(pattern, strfind(List{k}, C))
end
List(match) = [];
In addition I've replaced the IF branching by a direct assignment.
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Max
Max il 10 Nov 2015
When I type that in it returns List={'abatable';'abate';'abatement';'dog';'cat';'make';'see'}
Jan
Jan il 12 Nov 2015
@Max: Correct, the code considers words of the same length only. See EDITED.

Accedi per commentare.


Thorsten
Thorsten il 12 Nov 2015
Another way would be to use strvcat
List = {'abatable';'abate';'abatement';'abater';'dog';'cat'; ...
'make';'abator';'see'}
Word = 'abatis'
C = 'a';
pattern = (Word == C);
L = strvcat(List) == 'a'; n = size(L, 2);
if length(pattern) < n, pattern(n) = 0; end
P = repmat(pattern, size(L, 1), 1);
ind = ~any(abs(P - L), 2);
List = List(ind);

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