Is there a uniquetol for tables?

Is there a function working just like uniquetol which accepts tables as input argument?

[Rik]

How would such a function determine which column to operate on?

[Krystian]

This question is related to my previous one.

https://de.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/765261-problem-with-unique-on-table?s_tid=prof_contriblnk

The situation is like that:

tu =

11×4 table

Apex Left Right Type

_________ _______________ _______________ ____

0+3.0777i -1+0i 1+0i A

0+3.0777i 1+0i 2.618+1.1756i Ap

0+3.0777i -1+0i 1+0i A

0+3.0777i -2.618+1.1756i -1+0i Ap

0+3.0777i 2.618+1.1756i 3.2361+3.0777i A

0+3.0777i 3.2361+3.0777i 2.618+4.9798i Ap

0+3.0777i -3.2361+3.0777i -2.618+1.1756i A

0+3.0777i 2.618+4.9798i 1+6.1554i A

0+3.0777i -2.618+4.9798i -3.2361+3.0777i Ap

0+3.0777i 1+6.1554i -1+6.1554i Ap

0+3.0777i -1+6.1554i -2.618+4.9798i A

for me the t(1,:) is equal t(3,:) although unique distinguishes the small differences between Lefts....and Rights. Uniquetol which would allow to accept small differences does not accept tables, unfortunatelly.

[Rik]

You could circumvent the problem in your case by encoding the type column as a scalar double as well, and convert the table to a matrix.