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Finding minimum value in a 2D Matrix with a region

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Vittal Rao
Vittal Rao el 26 de En. de 2015
Comentada: Guillaume el 26 de En. de 2015
I have a set of 18 matlab vectors(raw readings of current values) data put into a 2d matrix of B[ 18 * 16348].
I have found the indices and max value of each vector and stored in another vectors namely M( has max values of each row vector of B) and l (has indices of max of each row vector of B). [M,l]=max(B,[],2)
Now i want to find the least value of each row vector before this max value by looking backwards. This would give me the difference between max curretn and the least current before.
I wrote a loop to look backwards and check for the least value and its indices. Apparently it does not work.
Could someone help ? Below is what i am trying.
o=l;
for i=1:18
while o(i)>0
if( B(i,o(i))>B(i,o(i)-1))
o(i)=o(i)-1;
else
display(o(i));
display(B(i,o(i)));
break;
end;
break;
end;
end;

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Guillaume
Guillaume el 26 de En. de 2015
If you don't need the indices of the minimums, it's fairly straightforward using cummin:
B = [5 2 3 7 6 1 3; 3 2 1 4 8 2 0] %just for testing
[M, I] = max(B, [], 2);
cm = cummin(B, 2);
minbefore = cm(sub2ind(size(cm), [1:size(cm, 1)]', I))
diffminmax = M - minbefore
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Vittal Rao
Vittal Rao el 26 de En. de 2015
Thanks for that. Semms to work. But i need the indices of minima too. Any work around ?
Guillaume
Guillaume el 26 de En. de 2015
This would work with the code I've posted:
minindices = cellfun(@(row, m) find(row == m, 1), num2cell(B, 2), num2cell(minbefore))
But in that case, you might as well replace the whole lot with:
[M, I] = max(B, [], 2);
[minbefore, minindices] = cellfun(@(row, i) min(row(1:i)), num2cell(B, 2), num2cell(I))

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