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brydustin
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I have a vector, say v = [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...] '
and suppose that I want to first take the first n elements and place them somewhere else, then the next n-1 elements and place them somewhere else, and so on...
How would I do the indexing if it were performed in a loop?
So for example, if v = [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 ] '
then I could do
a = v(1:3,:)
b = v(4:5,:)
c = v(6:6,:) = v(6,:)
I think that I might need two index values and that they may have to be equated somehow... not sure, any ideas appreciated.
essentially I'm looking for a formula for v(i,j)
Thanks
and suppose that I want to first take the first n elements and place them somewhere else, then the next n-1 elements and place them somewhere else, and so on...
How would I do the indexing if it were performed in a loop?
So for example, if v = [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 ] '
then I could do
a = v(1:3,:)
b = v(4:5,:)
c = v(6:6,:) = v(6,:)
I think that I might need two index values and that they may have to be equated somehow... not sure, any ideas appreciated.
essentially I'm looking for a formula for v(i,j)
Thanks
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