concatenate text and variables in a uitable

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Pedro Guevara
Pedro Guevara el 14 de Jun. de 2019
Comentada: Pedro Guevara el 14 de Jun. de 2019
Good afternoon. I have the following problem I have a matrix (XonT) that is variable in size and "double", and I am trying to add a row of type "char" to the end of the XonT matrix, but I can not understand it. , and I guess it's due to the Incopatibility between types. Is there any way to achieve this? I leave the following code in which I am working. Thank you.
for f=1:NP
Modos = (TTT(1:NP,1:NP)*(10^6)*Cant_port) - ((sol_frec(f,1))^2)*Matriz_masa ;
EO1= Modos(2:NP, 1);
EOO= Modos(2:NP, 2:NP);
Xon = inv(EOO)*(-1)*(EO1);
Xon =[1;Xon];
XonT (:, f) = Xon;
XonT (NP+1, f)= ['Mod',num2str(f)] ; % This is the line of code that the row should be for me !!!!
end
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dpb
dpb el 14 de Jun. de 2019
Forget the nonworking code; show example of the data structures you have and what you're trying to achieve.
We don't have any of the variables in your code snippet to look at so doesn't help much...
Pedro Guevara
Pedro Guevara el 14 de Jun. de 2019
OK. I explain. the vector "Xon" is a vector of "NP" rows and that is filled in each cycle (from 1 to NP), in each cycle the vector "Xon" is added to the matrix "XonT" in the form of a column, where the "XonT" matrix should be of NPxNP size. What I want is for the matrix "XonT" to have a row of more (being of (NP + 1xNP) in which I have to add concatenated characters, for example: In the row "NP + 1" I want concatenated characters to be added with the form ["'Mod', num2str (f)]" So with all the elements of row NP + 1.
Example:
  • for the first cycle
1.png
  • for the second cycle
2.png
  • And so on until the NP = 3 cycle
Thanks for your help

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