On this submit, I'm making an attempt to unravel the issue given within the feedback of one of many previous submit.
This is the issue, if I perceive it appropriately:
a =
1 2 three four 5
2 three four -ninety nine 6
three four 5 6 7
four -ninety nine 6 7 eight
5 6 7 eight 9
Methods to take away all of the rows that accommodates the quantity -ninety nine, on this case, the row #2 and #four?
And this is the code I wrote to do that job:
[rows col]=measurement(a); %rely the variety of rows and columns of matrix a
j=zero; %initialize a counter;
for i=1: rows
if sum(a(i,:)~=-ninety nine)==col; %This determines if the row has -ninety nine or not, if not, do nothing
else %shift all the remainder of the rows up one row
for m=i: rows-1;
a(m,:)=a(m+1,:);
finish
j=j+1; %rely what number of rows has -ninety nine, which equals what number of occasions the rows has been shifted up
finish
finish
b=a((1:rows-j),:); %eliminate the final j rows
The result's:
b =
1 2 three four 5
three four 5 6 7
5 6 7 eight 9
The result's:
b =
1 2 three four 5
three four 5 6 7
5 6 7 eight 9
I hope this could be just right for you, Winifred. Thanks in your feedback!
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