A for loop with matrix as step

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Romain Gippa
Romain Gippa el 18 de Oct. de 2019
Comentada: Romain Gippa el 19 de Oct. de 2019
Hi,
This is my first question on mathworks. I apologize in advance if I am unclear.
I would like to make a for loop of 3 iterations. But my iterations need to be matrices (2000x2). To help you help me, here's what I would like to do, but I know it's not the right way :
A = importdata('CSTR3L_72rpm_50.txt', '\t');
B = importdata('CSTR3L_100rpm_50.txt', '\t');
C = importdata('CSTR3L_400rpm_50.txt', '\t');
injectiontime = [12, 150, 40];
i = 1;
for A:1:C
i = i+1;
A(:,1) = A(:,1) - injectiontime(i);
end
I have to treat a lot of data so it will be really helpfull to me !
Thank you very much for your interest

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Baium
Baium el 18 de Oct. de 2019
Editada: Baium el 18 de Oct. de 2019
I am also confused about what you want to do. You said you have multiple data sets. If you want to subtract one injectionTime element at a time from corresponding variable, it would be a similar way to Bob's.
z = [A, B, C, ...];
injectionTime = [12, 150, 40]
for i = 1:size(z, 2)
z(:, i) = z(:, i) - injectionTime(1, i);
end
If you want A, B, C, .., N each to be subtracted by ALL injectionTime elements,
z = [A, B, C, ...];
c = cell2mat(arrayfun(@(x) bsxfun(@minus, z, injectionTime(x)), 1:numel(injectionTime), 'UniformOutput', false));
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Romain Gippa
Romain Gippa el 19 de Oct. de 2019
Thank you !
I didn't know we could put matrices as element (in z here).
However, I had to rush so I did my code the rough way, without loops.
A = importdata('CSTR3L_72rpm_50.txt', '\t');
B = importdata('CSTR3L_100rpm_50.txt', '\t');
C = importdata('CSTR3L_400rpm_50.txt', '\t');
injectionTime = [25, 1160, 18];
Acorr = size(A);
Bcorr = size(B);
Ccorr = size(C);
for i = 1:length(A)-injectionTime(1)
Acorr(i,1) = A(i+injectionTime(1),1) - injectionTime(1);
Acorr(i,2) = A(i+injectionTime(1),2);
end
for i = 1:length(B)-injectionTime(2)
Bcorr(i,1) = B(i+injectionTime(2),1) - injectionTime(2);
Bcorr(i,2) = B(i+injectionTime(2),2);
end
for i = 1:length(C)-injectionTime(3)
Ccorr(i,1) = C(i+injectionTime(3),1) - injectionTime(3);
Ccorr(i,2) = C(i+injectionTime(3),2);
end
I will try to merge the 3 loops in one as you shown.

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Bob Thompson
Bob Thompson el 18 de Oct. de 2019
I'm confused what you're trying to do.
From the psuedo code you wrote it looks like you're trying to loop through each of the arrays A, B, and C, and subtract the corresponding value of injectiontime from the first column of each array. This is how I would accomplish that in a more common code.
A = importdata('CSTR3L_72rpm_50.txt', '\t');
B = importdata('CSTR3L_100rpm_50.txt', '\t');
C = importdata('CSTR3L_400rpm_50.txt', '\t');
injectiontime = [12, 150, 40];
A(:,1) = A(:,1)-injectiontime(1);
B(:,1) = B(:,1)-injectiontime(2);
C(:,1) = C(:,1)-injectiontime(3);

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