Delete overlaping intervals in matrix

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Filipa Cardoso
Filipa Cardoso el 17 de Sept. de 2020
Editada: the cyclist el 17 de Sept. de 2020
I have the following matrix:
[100 200; 150 210; 190 300; 300 400; 410 600; 500 700]
I want to delete the intervals that overlap with previous ones.
The final matrix should be:
[100 200; 300 400; 410 600]
How can I achieve this?
Thanks in advance.

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the cyclist
the cyclist el 17 de Sept. de 2020
Editada: the cyclist el 17 de Sept. de 2020
I expect there is a more elegant approach, but here is a straightforward way:
M = [100 200 5;
150 210 7;
205 300 9;
300 400 4;
410 600 3;
500 700 6];
intervalNumber = cumsum([true; M(2:end,1) >= M(1:end-1,2)]);
numberOfIntervals = max(intervalNumber);
output = zeros(numberOfIntervals,size(M,2));
for ni = 1:numberOfIntervals
thisInterval = M(intervalNumber==ni,:);
thisIntervalCol3 = thisInterval(:,3);
output(ni,:) = thisInterval(thisIntervalCol3==max(thisIntervalCol3),:);
end

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the cyclist
the cyclist el 17 de Sept. de 2020
Editada: the cyclist el 17 de Sept. de 2020
I believe this does what you want:
M = [100 200; 150 210; 190 300; 300 400; 410 600; 500 700];
keepRow = M(2:end,1) >= M(1:end-1,2)
output = M([true;keepRow],:)
There are two nuances:
First, it was unclear whether an exact endpoint match should count as overlap. The above algorithm keeps rows if they are equal.
Second, it was unclear whether this needed to be done sequentially, taking into account if the overlap changes based on a prior remove row. So, for example, what should the output be for this input"
M = [100 200; 150 210; 205 300; 300 400; 410 600; 500 700];
Note that I changed M(3,1) from 190 to 205, so that it overlaps row 2, but does not overlap row 1.
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Filipa Cardoso
Filipa Cardoso el 17 de Sept. de 2020
Editada: Filipa Cardoso el 17 de Sept. de 2020
Thank you for the fast reply.
Regarding your questions:
1st- if the endpoint matches it would not count as an overlap.
2nd- thanks to your sugestion, an improvement was made. Therefore the matrix is now:
M = [100 200 5; 150 210 7; 205 300 9; 300 400 4; 410 600 3; 500 700 6];
and if there is an interval overlap the choosen interval should be the one with the highest number in the third column. The end result should be:
M = [205 300 9; 300 400 4; 500 700 6];
Any tips in how to achieve this based on the new data?
Thanks in advance

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