Deleting duplicates based on conditions of multiple columns

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Hi,
I have a large dataset (100m rows x 40 columns ) and I would like to delete any row that has duplicates on a few specific columns. See example below:
A = [1 10 4; 1 10 4; 1 11 5; 1 11 5; 1 12 6; 1 12 7; 1 13 8; 2 4 25; 2 10 28; 2 10 28; 3 5 33; 4 25 23; 4 23 24];
I would like to delete all rows where the three columns have duplicate within each specific column. So in this example, row 2, 4 and 9 would be deleted because e.g.
row 1 and 2 have duplicates in each of the three columns and so I'd want to delete one of the two (doesn't matter which one).
I suspect the answer is somewhere along the use of unique and logical indexing but haven't managed to figure it out. Any help would be much appreciated. (I'm using Matlab 2018b)
Thanks
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Nick
Nick il 28 Dic 2020
Thanks for this but unfortunately, this would work for this sample only I think. The actual dataset has 40 columns and i'd like to remove the rows based on the dupicates of 3 columns only, rather than all.
Nick
Nick il 28 Dic 2020
Just found the answer. This way you can find the unique rows amongst a number of columns (in this case, columns 1, 2 and 3) and then produce the original table without the duplicate values.
[C,ia] = unique(A(:,1:3),'rows')
A_new = A(ia,:)

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Nick
Nick il 28 Dic 2020
[C,ia] = unique(A(:,1:3),'rows')
A_new = A(ia,:)

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Akash kumar
Akash kumar il 31 Lug 2022
% With Index Number:- Shows the which index or Row value is extract from
% the A Matrix. I thinks, It can help you.
A = [1 10 4; 1 10 4; 1 11 5; 1 11 5; 1 12 6; 1 12 7; 1 13 8; 2 4 25; 2 10 28; 2 10 28; 3 5 33; 4 25 23; 4 23 24]';
[B index]=unique(AA(1:3,:).','rows', 'stable')
B = 10×3
1 10 4 1 11 5 1 12 6 1 12 7 1 13 8 2 4 25 2 10 28 3 5 33 4 25 23 4 23 24
index = 10×1
1 3 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13

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