Splitting matrices into small matrices based on column values

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Yaser Khojah
Yaser Khojah el 28 de Feb. de 2018
Comentada: Bob Thompson el 1 de Mzo. de 2018
I have two matrices, A and B where A is the name of each field and B is their corresponding productions as:
A = [3 2 1 10;
1 3 2 20;
2 3 1 30;
3 2 1 25;
1 3 2 10;
2 3 1 15]
and
B = [10 20 5 10;
4 6 20 20;
5 10 20 30;
20 10 30 25;
4 20 12 10;
10 30 20 15]
The last column of each matrix represents their profit and they are matching. For example, filed 3 runs at 10, field 2 at 20 and field 3 runs at 5 to make profit of 10. Now I want to create matrices which shows only the matching order of each fields such as x = [3 2 1 10; 3 2 1 25] and their corresponding productions as [10 20 5 10;20 10 30 25]. In my model A and B sizes are 200,000 rows and I need to see how the profit is changing for each fields order. So, the result will be
AA_fields = [3 2 1 10; 3 2 1 25]
AA_Rate = [10 20 5 10; 20 10 30 25]
This is for the case of (3 2 1) and the rest will follow the same way with different matrices.
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Bob Thompson
Bob Thompson el 1 de Mzo. de 2018
You can try working with the unique() command. I personally haven't used it yet, so I don't know if it will find the different sets and mark the accordingly, or if it will simply find only values which appear once.

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