How to find the max of a cell of a cell array
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I'm having issues finding the max of TR4. It's stating that max is undefined.
for s=1:34
TR1{s}=abs((prices{1,3}{1,s}(2:end))-(prices{1,4}{1,s}(2:end)));
TR2{s}=abs((prices{1,3}{1,s}(2:end))-(prices{1,5}{1,s}(1:end-1)));
TR3{s}=abs((prices{1,5}{1,s}(1:end-1))-(prices{1,4}{1,s}(2:end)));
TR4{s}={TR1(1,s) TR2(1,s) TR3(1,s)};
TR{s}=cellfun(@max,TR4(1,s))
end
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John BG
el 15 de Dic. de 2016
if all cells have same base type, you can use the following
T1={1 2 3 4}
cell2mat(T1)
max(cell2mat(T1))
ans =
4
something a bit more complicated would be to build a function like find() for cells because cells may have custom indices, the find_for_cells should map the cell first.
Do you only want to find max value or also find the matrix coordinates of max value?
If you supply the cell prices or a fragment of it I will have a look whether it would be easy to build the find_cell() function.
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John BG
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Walter Roberson
el 15 de Dic. de 2016
The result is not well defined. You have a cell array of cell arrays each of which has an vector in it. Which maximum are you looking for?
Have you considered
TR4{s} = [TR1(1,s) TR2(1,s) TR3(1,s)];
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Walter Roberson
el 15 de Dic. de 2016
Do you want the max of each corresponding position? If so then
TR4{s} = [TR1{1,s}; TR2{1,s}; TR3{1,s}];
TR{s} = max(TR4{s});
Image Analyst
el 15 de Dic. de 2016
Please show the entire error message -- ALL the red text, not just a small part of it. I don't know why your max function would no longer be defined. What does this say if you type it on the command line:
>which -all max
What does it show?
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Image Analyst
el 15 de Dic. de 2016
Try putting brackets around the numbers to make a numerical vector, and then assigning it to another numerical vector. There is certainly no need to store the maxima in a cell array - that's an unnecessary complication.
theMaxes(s) = max([TR1{s},TR2{s},TR3{s}])
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