Correlate a 3d array into n times 2d rows

Hi

Was just wondering if there was a simple way to flatten a 2d array into correlation rows. Ok so here's an example:

I have n numbers of a 2d array as such:

       a      b      c      d      e     f 
 
  1  1.771  1.771  1.771  1.771  2.314  2.314 
 
  2  1.802  1.802  1.802  1.802  2.288  2.288 
 
  3  2.071  2.071  2.071  2.071  2.184  2.184 
 
  4  1.961  1.961  1.961  1.961  2.086  2.086 
 
  5  1.94  1.94  1.94  1.94  2.649  2.649 
 
  6  1.924  1.924  1.924  1.924  2.458  2.458 
 
  7  2.065  2.065  2.065  2.065  2.211  2.211 
 
  8  1.981  1.981  1.981  1.981  2.066  2.066 
 
  9  1.752  1.752  1.752  1.752  2.108  2.108 
 
  10  1.907  1.907  1.907  1.907  2.153  2.153 

So say example here a 3d (6x10x n)

How can i correlate a1:a10, b1:b10 till f1:f10 so call them feature a1,a2,a3....f8,f9,f10 and do this for n rows. N rows of 60 features (a1,a2,a3...). Is there a simple matlab function ? Thank you for any help.

Answer for n rows is:

  
        a1     a2     a3    a4    a5    …  f8     f9    f10 
 
  n1  1.771  1.802  2.071  1.961  1.94    2.066  2.108  2.153 
 
  n2                   
 
  n3                   
 
  ….     

Kevin

[madhan ravi]

example of your output?

[Kevin Teh]

Sure sorry say n number of rows:

  
        a1     a2     a3    a4    a5    …  f8     f9    f10 
 
  n1  1.771  1.802  2.071  1.961  1.94    2.066  2.108  2.153 
 
  n2                   
 
  n3                   
 
  ….     

Answer 1

[madhan ravi]

Don't even think of creating numbered variables use cell instead

matrix=yourmatrix';
n=size(matrix,1);
result=cell(1,n);
for i = 1:n
    result{i}=matrix(i,:);
end
celldisp(result)

[Kevin Teh]

Ok so everything is in cell form. Can you help with the problem?

[madhan ravi]

what's your problem now? Did you get any error or what? if so paste everything in red else what's your desired result give a sample and the expected result..

[Stephen23]

"Can you help with the problem?"

What exactly is the problem? Your numeric array can be indexed already, very efficiently using MATLAB's standard indexing.

[Kevin Teh]

In an assignment A(:) = B, the number of elements in A and B must be the same.

Error in addHeader (line 19)

result(i)=matrix(i,:);

my matrix is 165x165x59 cell

[madhan ravi]

{ } instead of ( )

n=size(matrix,3);
              ^--change it to 3 from 1 
result{i}=matrix{:,:,i}    

If it's not what you are looking for attach your matrix as .mat file