Comparing elements in a vector
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Joel Bovin
el 10 de Nov. de 2020
Comentada: per isakson
el 11 de Nov. de 2020
Hello!
I need to check if a squared element exists in the vector as another element.
for example x=[2 3 4]
so the squared value of 2 would be 4 which is in the vector and would result in a returnation of y=true.
This vector is quite small and I need a solution to work for bigger vectors but you get the idea of what I need.
I would love to find some documentation on this if you have it available, been searching for hours without finding anything that I can make work. I tried using find() among other things but couldn't make it work.
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David Goodmanson
el 11 de Nov. de 2020
Editada: David Goodmanson
el 11 de Nov. de 2020
any(x' == x.^2, 'all')
uses more memory than most techniques but still for a vector of length 1000 it's just 8 MBytes
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per isakson
el 11 de Nov. de 2020
Editada: per isakson
el 11 de Nov. de 2020
"My idea is to start of squaring the elements in x and then to check if any element in x equals any element in sqr." That's a good start.
Are all elements of the vector, x, whole numbers?
Steven hinted about ismember. Thus, look it up in the documentation. Type ismember in the command window, select it by double-clicking, right-click and chose "Help on Selection". Reading documentation is a large part of using Matlab.
"any element in x equals any element in sqr" That's what ismember does.
%%
x = 2:12;
sqr = x.^2;
%
[ism,loc] = ismember( sqr, x );
if any( ism )
x(loc(ism))
else
disp('None found')
end
%%
In the bottom of the documetation page of ismember you'll find See Also: ... intersect ... . It's documentation says: "C = intersect(A,B) returns the data common to both A and B, " Worth trying.
intersect( sqr, x )
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per isakson
el 11 de Nov. de 2020
"but ran into trouble when it returned a logical array" The logical array is true for those elements of sqr, which are members of x. Thus
>> sqr(ism)
ans =
4 9
>>
The best way of indexing isn't always the first that comes to mind, which I unwittingly illustrated in my answer.
However, I think intersect is the best alternative. The name makes sense if one knows a little about set theory.
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