I want to return the rows in a cell array which meet a condition that is repeated every few (but variable) lines. For example if my data is x,y,z coordinates split up into i slices where each slice{i} is a specific z I could have something that looks like this.
1,3,10
1,4,10
1,5,10
2,3,10
2,4,10
3,1,10
For each x I want to return the rows containing the max and min y values. So in this case I want rows 1, 3, 4, 5, 6.
The code I have now looks like this
idx = slice{i}(start:finish,2) == miny | slice{i}(start:finish,2) == maxy;
return = slice{i}(idx, :);
But the line slice{i}(idx, :) looks through the entire array from the beginning. I want to restrict this line to a certain subset.
Something like
slice{i}(idx, start:finish)
but this doesn't work.
Am I missing some syntax or do I need to approach the routine in a different way? (I know I haven't provided enough information for help in changing approach but I am assuming there is some way to do this by restricting the row indicies)
edit:
I found a workaround by creating
dummy = slice{i}(start:finish, :);
and then just returning over the dummy matrix.
See if this works for you -
%// Convert slice to a nuemric array
slicenum = cell2mat(slice)
%// Create the offset arary to be added with the local max-min indices to
%// get the global(actual) row indices for idexing into slicenum or slice
offset1 = [0 ; find(diff(slicenum(:,1)))]
[~,~,unqX] = unique(slicenum(:,1))
%// Get local max and min row indices
max_row_ind = accumarray(unqX,slicenum(:,2),[],@max_ind) + offset1
min_row_ind = accumarray(unqX,slicenum(:,2),[],@min_ind) + offset1
%// Get global row indices and use them to index into slicenum for the output
max_y_slice = slicenum(max_row_ind,:)
min_y_slice = slicenum(min_row_ind,:)
Associated functions -
function ix = max_ind(array1)
[~,ix] = max(array1);
return;
function ix = min_ind(array1)
[~,ix] = min(array1);
return;
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