How to remove repeating pair

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Mekala balaji
Mekala balaji il 19 Lug 2016
Risposto: Bhagyesh Shiyani il 28 Apr 2020
Hi,
I have the below table,(my 3rd column is just a Rsquare value)
A B 1
N M 1
Y L 1
B A 1
K U 1
L Y 1
A B 1
U K 1
P G 1
M N 1
X Z 1
U K 1
I only want to keep one combination out of the below: in row 1, row4, row7 (in my definition, A-->B is same B--> A, and also remove repeating pair like row1 and row3 is just a duplicate).Filtering is just based on column1 & column2.
A B 1
B A 1
A B 1
From above only keep
A B 1
and finally my output should be as below:
A B 1
N M 1
Y L 1
K U 1
P G 1
X Z 1
Many thanks in advance,

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Andrei Bobrov
Andrei Bobrov il 23 Lug 2016
Modificato: Andrei Bobrov il 23 Lug 2016
without 'stable'
A={'HT0MEK1' 'H0MEK1'
'HT0MEK2' '78 T0MEK2'
'JT0KEL3' 'JKEL3_ul'
'JT0KEL4' '12 0KEL4_45'
'T0KEL5' 'P0KEL5_89K_45um'
'J0KEL6' 'KEL6_Y_9Et4_y'
'BK0JIL7' 'LG_JIL7'
'HA0GEK8' 'K0GEK8'
'H0GEK9' 'H0GEK9'
'HT0MEK1' 'H0MEK1'
'HT0MEK2' '78 T0MEK2'
'JKEL3_ul' 'JT0KEL3'
'12 0KEL4_45' 'JT0KEL4'
'KEL6_Y_9Et4_y' 'J0KEL6'
'12 0KEL4_45' 'JT0KEL4'
'P0KEL5_89K_45um' 'T0KEL5'
'KEL6_Y_9Et4_y' 'J0KEL6'};
a1 = sort(A')';
[~,b0,c0] = unique(a1,'first');
[~,ii] = sort(b0);
[~,i2] = sort(ii);
c = reshape(i2(c0),size(A));
[~,b] = unique(c,'first','rows');
[~,ii] = sort(b);
[~,i2] = sort(ii);
b1 = b(ii);
out = a1(b1,:);

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Azzi Abdelmalek
Azzi Abdelmalek il 19 Lug 2016
Modificato: Azzi Abdelmalek il 19 Lug 2016
A={'A' 'B' 1
'N' 'M' 1
'Y' 'L' 1
'B' 'A' 1
'K' 'U' 1
'L' 'Y' 1
'A' 'B' 1
'U' 'K' 1
'P' 'G' 1
'M' 'N' 1
'X' 'Z' 1
'U' 'K' 1}
b=arrayfun(@(x) sort(strjoin(A(x,1:2),'')),(1:size(A,1))','un',0)
[~,ii]=unique(b,'stable')
out=A(ii,:)
Result
out =
'A' 'B' [1]
'N' 'M' [1]
'Y' 'L' [1]
'K' 'U' [1]
'P' 'G' [1]
'X' 'Z' [1]
  5 Commenti
Guillaume
Guillaume il 20 Lug 2016
Modificato: Guillaume il 20 Lug 2016
As I said, it's always a good idea to mention the version of matlab you're using if it's not current.
How old is your version of matlab, if the 'stable' option of unique is not supported? Indeed, the purpose of 'stable' is to preserve the order in which the elements first appear. Since your version does not support that option, you'll have to go with the default, sorted output. The order of your output should not matter anyway.
If it does matter to you, you will either have to upgrade to a newer version of matlab or write your own stable sort.
Mekala balaji
Mekala balaji il 23 Lug 2016
Modificato: Azzi Abdelmalek il 23 Lug 2016
Sir, I upgrade, stable is working, but if I use my input cell array as below:
A={'HT0MEK1' 'H0MEK1'
'HT0MEK2' '78 T0MEK2'
'JT0KEL3' 'JKEL3_ul'
'JT0KEL4' '12 0KEL4_45'
'T0KEL5' 'P0KEL5_89K_45um'
'J0KEL6' 'KEL6_Y_9Et4_y'
'BK0JIL7' 'LG_JIL7'
'HA0GEK8' 'K0GEK8'
'H0GEK9' 'H0GEK9'
'HT0MEK1' 'H0MEK1'
'HT0MEK2' '78 T0MEK2'
'JKEL3_ul' 'JT0KEL3'
'12 0KEL4_45' 'JT0KEL4'
'KEL6_Y_9Et4_y' 'J0KEL6'
'12 0KEL4_45' 'JT0KEL4'
'P0KEL5_89K_45um' 'T0KEL5'
'KEL6_Y_9Et4_y' 'J0KEL6'}
b=arrayfun(@(x) sort([A{x, [1 2]}]),(1:size(A,1))','un',0);
Then I get my b As:
b =
'0011EEHHKKMMT'
' 002278EEHKKMMTT'
'033EEJJKKLLT_lu'
' 00124445EEJKKLLT_'
'00455589EEKKKLLPT__mu'
'04669EEEJKKLLY___ty'
'077BGIIJJKLLL_'
'0088AEEGGHKKK'
'0099EEGGHHKK'
'0011EEHHKKMMT'
' 002278EEHKKMMTT'
'033EEJJKKLLT_lu'
' 00124445EEJKKLLT_'
'04669EEEJKKLLY___ty'
' 00124445EEJKKLLT_'
'00455589EEKKKLLPT__mu'
'04669EEEJKKLLY___ty'
How to get correct array;

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Bhagyesh Shiyani
Bhagyesh Shiyani il 28 Apr 2020
how to do it for numbers. same like strings

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