Extracting elements from a matrix
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Hello,
I have a column matrix A with 50 elements and a small column matrix B with 5 elements. I would like to determine the values of the 5 indices i of A for which the value of A(i) is equal to one of the 5 elements of B.
Then there is a column matrix C with 50 elements and I would like to extract all elements of C for the indices determined above in a new matrix D (of 5 elements).
Can someone show me a good way to perform these operations?
I tried to set up a for-loop to go through every single element of A but I don't know how to express that A(i) should be equal to any of the elements of B (in the nested if-loop). Also I am not sure of the best is to save the obtained indices in a new matrix for extracting elements from C.
Many thanks!
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KSSV
on 14 Jun 2020
% Random data for demo
A = rand(50,1) ;
B = A(randperm(50,5)') ; % select five elements of A randomly
C = rand(50,1) ;
[c,ia] = ismember(A,B) ; % get the indices of B in A
D = C(c) ;
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