Tabluate data using common terms in varaible names
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DavidL88
el 24 de Jun. de 2021
Editada: Scott MacKenzie
el 25 de Jun. de 2021
Is there a way to place the data below in a table with column names MLD, MOD, WG and OUT and rows by ab, ac, ad, ae, using the common terms in the varaiable names?
Table
MLD MOD WG OUT
ab
ac
ad
ae
ab_MLD = 2
ac_MLD = 5
ad_MLD = 2
ae_MLD = 5
ab_MOD = 6
ac_MOD = 3
ad_MOD = 9
ae_MOD = 4
ab_WG = 14
ac_WG = 3
ad_WG = 4
ae_WG = 1
ab_OUT = 2
ac_OUT = 6
ad_OUT = 3
ae_OUT = 5
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Scott MacKenzie
el 25 de Jun. de 2021
Editada: Scott MacKenzie
el 25 de Jun. de 2021
If I understand your question correctly, you want to extract the row and column names from the variable names. If so...
ab_MLD = 2
ac_MLD = 5
ad_MLD = 2
ae_MLD = 5
ab_MOD = 6
ac_MOD = 3
ad_MOD = 9
ae_MOD = 4
ab_WG = 14
ac_WG = 3
ad_WG = 4
ae_WG = 1
ab_OUT = 2
ac_OUT = 6
ad_OUT = 3
ae_OUT = 5
s = convertCharsToStrings(who);
data = [ab_MLD, ac_MLD, ad_MLD, ae_MLD; ...
ab_MOD, ac_MOD, ad_MOD, ae_MOD; ...
ab_WG, ac_WG, ad_WG, ae_WG; ...
ab_OUT, ac_OUT, ad_OUT, ae_OUT]';
r = unique(extractBefore(s, '_')); % row names
c = unique(extractAfter(s, '_')); % column names
T = array2table(data, 'rownames', r, 'variablenames', c)
T =
4×4 table
MLD MOD OUT WG
___ ___ ___ __
ab 2 6 14 2
ac 5 3 3 6
ad 2 9 4 3
ae 5 4 1 5
There are a few caveats here. The script must begin with a clean workspace and the line assigning the variable names must immediately follow the assignment statements.
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Mohammad Sami
el 25 de Jun. de 2021
You can specify the rownames property of the table.
a = array2table(zeros(4,4),'RowNames',{'ab' 'ac' 'ad' 'ae'},'VariableNames',{'MLD' 'MOD' 'WG' 'OUT'});
a{'ab','MLD'} = 2
a{:,'MLD'} = [2;5;2;5]
a{:,:} = [2 6 14 2; 5 3 3 6; 2 9 4 3; 5 4 1 5]
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