List parsing in matlab is not very trivial.
This is an example to find the members of A in B, and vice versa.
The matlab function, ismember does a nice job of set difference between two sets. However, I wanted to access both the elements (because I had data in other col to be matched).
Here is a simple example.
This is an example to find the members of A in B, and vice versa.
The matlab function, ismember does a nice job of set difference between two sets. However, I wanted to access both the elements (because I had data in other col to be matched).
Here is a simple example.
A = {'dog','cat','b','fish'};
B = {'fish','cat','a', 'horse','dog'};
[Lia,Locb] = ismember(A,B)
iA = find(Lia>0)
iB = Locb(Locb>0);
A(iA)
B(iB)
% iB = find(Locb>0)
for jj = 1:length(iA)
iwantA = iA(jj)
iwantB = iB(jj)
% in python I could do for i in iA
A(iwantA)
B(iwantB)
'=='
pause
end
