specify size output

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Patrick
Patrick on 16 Mar 2011
Hi I (with lots of help) have written the following code:
In = dlmread(FileName);
[unDates,trash,IDX] = unique(In(:,1:5),'rows');
Out = [unDates zeros(size(unDates,1),1)];
for d = 1:size(unDates,1)
Out(d,end) = mean(In(IDX == d,end));
end
dlmwrite ('IonOut.csv',Out,'-append','precision','%0.10g','delimiter',',');
end
It does its job of finding unique values column 5 of a csv file that looks like this:
2002,1,1 ,13, 731217, 1119.566899634552 , 8.11440000
however the output file leaves off the last column, I cant see what I have done wrong, can anyone help?
Patrick

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Jan
Jan on 16 Mar 2011
Does "Out" contain the wanted values? Or do you want to consider the last two columns of the input? Please check this by "disp(Out)".
INSERTED: Code to consider the 6th column also:
[unDates,trash,IDX] = unique(In(:,1:5), 'rows');
siz = size(unDates);
Out = [unDates, zeros(siz(1), 2)];
for d = 1:siz(1)
Out(d, 6:7) = mean(In(IDX == d, 6:7), 1);
end
Are you sure, that you want to append the calculated data to the file?
INSERTED: If you do not want to append the values to the file, omit the -append flag.
dlmwrite('IonOut.csv', Out, 'precision','%0.10g', 'delimiter', ',');
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Patrick
Patrick on 16 Mar 2011
Hi Oleg,
thanks. have looked into accumarray now and I dont think it wil work as I am looking for a mean of each date, rather than a sum
Oleg Komarov
Oleg Komarov on 16 Mar 2011
You can specify any function which returns a scalar when applied to a vector:
accumarray(subs,vals,[],@mean)

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Patrick
Patrick on 16 Mar 2011
Thank you gentlemen,
As you can no doubt see I'm new to MATLAB, Patrick

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