Merge two vectors into matrix

I have a time vector of 1x1024 double and an amplitude vector of 1024x1 double. How do I combine these vectors into a single matrix?

Answer 1

[Andrei Bobrov]

your_matrix = [vector1(:), vector2(:)];

Answer 2

[Idan Cohen]

Hi,

I have a similar question. I have three vectors - X, Y and Z.

How can I merge these vectors into on matris so I can plot 3-D surf graph?

Thanks.

Answer 3

[Von Duesenberg]

Something like this?

vector1 = rand(1024,1);
vector2 = rand(1, 1024);
newVector = [vector1 vector2'];

[Guillaume]

newVector is a misnomer. The result is a matrix.

>>isvector(newVector)
ans = 
    false !

Not knowing the values in vector2 it would be safer to use vector2.' instead of vector', in case there are complex values.

[Von Duesenberg]

You're right, Guillaume. Thanks for this.

[Mohammed Ayoub]

Use "horzcat" command after transposing one of the vector. The result will be horizontally concatenates arrays. Thanks