3D Matrix to 2D Matrix
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I have four 3D matrix like Y= ones(2,2,4) and i want to make a new matrix like YT=zeros(8,8).
I want to take values from 3D "Y" matrix and insert them into 2D "YT" matrix in a following fashion
YT(1,1)=Y(1,1,1)
YT(1,2)=Y(1,2,1)
YT(2,1)=Y(2,1,1)
YT(2,2)=Y(2,2,1)
YT(3,3)=Y(1,1,2)
YT(3,4)=Y(1,2,2)
YT(4,3)=Y(2,1,2)
YT(4,4)=Y(2,2,2)
YT(5,5)=Y(1,1,3)
YT(5,6)=Y(1,2,3)
YT(6,5)=Y(2,1,3)
YT(6,6)=Y(2,2,3)
YT(7,7)=Y(1,1,4)
YT(7,8)=Y(1,2,4)
YT(8,7)=Y(2,1,4)
YT(8,8)=Y(2,2,4)
Can some one suggest me what would be the best way to do this thing automatically? I only assume the values of Y to 1,1,1,1 but in my real case, values of Y are different complex numbers.
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Star Strider
il 4 Mar 2017
Modificato: Star Strider
il 4 Mar 2017
This works:
y = 1:16; % Create Data
Y = reshape(y, 2, 2, 4); % Create Data
RY = reshape(Y(:), 2, []); % Reshape ‘Y’
RC = mat2cell(RY, 2, ones(1,size(RY,2)/2)*2); % Create Submatrices
YT = blkdiag(RC{:}) % Create ‘YT’
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Star Strider
il 4 Mar 2017
My pleasure! Thank you for your compliment!
(I apologize for the earlier confusion. I’m UTC-7 here, and wasn’t fully awake then.)
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John BG
il 4 Mar 2017
Modificato: John BG
il 4 Mar 2017
Hi Adnan
1.
generating test matrices
Y=randi([-10 10],2,2,4)
YT=zeros(8,8)
YT([1 2],[1 2])=Y(:,:,1)
YT([3 4],[1 2])=Y(:,:,2)
YT([5 6],[1 2])=Y(:,:,3)
2. moving values
[sz1 sz2 sz3]=size(Y)
for k=1:1:sz3
YT([2*k-1 2*k],[2*k-1 2*k])=Y(:,:,k)
end
3. the values of Y and YT can be complex, there's no need to build 2 matrices containing real and imaginary parts.
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thanks in advance
John BG
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