No, there is no way to index the matrix before evaluating it. To index after evaluating it, define INDEX2 = @(Matrix, R, C) Matrix(R,C); Then INDEX2(f(1), 1, 1) Answer from Walter Roberson on mathworks.com
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Matrix Indexing in MATLAB - MATLAB & Simulink
Remember: MATLAB uses 1-based indexing. When indexing into a matrix, some languages start at zero. Other languages, such as MATLAB, start at 1. MATLAB follows the same notation you’re likely to see in mathematical textbooks. Why did MATLAB start at 1?
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Array Indexing - MATLAB & Simulink
In MATLAB®, there are three primary approaches to accessing array elements based on their location (index) in the array. These approaches are indexing by position, linear indexing, and logical indexing. You can also use mixed indexing by combining both positional and logical indexing.
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How to index function-matrices?
Okay, so in this case, you can not keep the function characteristics of said entry of the matrix. ... https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/368776-how-to-index-function-matrices#comment_508130 More on mathworks.com
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matlab - Use a vector as an index to a matrix - Stack Overflow
I'm writing a MATLAB function to read out data into an n-dimensional array (variable dimension size). I need to be able to access a specific point in the Matrix (to write to it or read it, for exam... More on stackoverflow.com
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So I assume you've read the documentation on indexing already, and it wouldn't be helpful if I simply repeated it to you here; but as you've written your question that would be the reasonable answer. So why don't you tell us what part of the documentation didn't make sense to you, or what didn't work when you tried to implement the methods described in the documentation. More on reddit.com
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Indexing a matrix intuitively
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Detailed Rules for Array Indexing - MATLAB & Simulink
The previous examples demonstrated indexing with subscript vectors. While MATLAB supports subscript matrices and multidimensional arrays as indices, you can convert these indices to subscript vectors to access specific array elements, as discussed in the following four examples. Create two 3-by-3 matrices that contain numbers and their corresponding labels. ... Sort the elements of each row of the matrix A.
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November 17, 2021 -

Hello. I have a problem regarding arrays or matrices, in that i need to check two numbers at the same time for condition.

The Problem - I have a list of n students. In the list there is 2 numbers for each students.

The first number represents student average grade, the second number represents if a student is eligible for a scholarship. If second number is 0, they are eligible, if it is 1, they are not.

An example of my list would be like this:

8.5 0

9.6 0

9.2 1

4.5 0

8.5 1

Additional thing is that, to be eligible for scholarship, not only second number has to be 0, but

the average grade must be > 8.5.

So, first of all, i need to check if a student, or given line first number is more >= 8.5 AND second number is == 0, secondly, if these conditions are met, i need to store this line in a new array.

I hope i described my problem clearly.

I have achieved to solve it using loops, for loops to be specific, but my teacher is forcing to solve this problem using indexing, whatever that means, or i risk getting bad grade. I just can not wrap my head around it. Hope you can help.

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Indexing a matrix intuitively - MATLAB Answers - MATLAB Central
May 12, 2017 - Well, if you really wanted the content of a matrix to map to your representation of a normal xy cartesian plane, then the row along the y origin would be the last row of the matrix, not the first. IE, m(0, 0) would be the last row, first column. The indexing is matlab is what it is.
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MATLAB Language Tutorial => Indexing matrices and arrays
If we use the three-dimensional matrix M3 = rand(3,3,3) as an example, then you can access all the rows and columns of the second slice of the third dimension by writing ... You can access the first element of the second slice using linear indexing. Linear indexing will only move on to the second slice after all the rows and all the columns of the first slice. So the linear index for that element is ... In fact, in MATLAB, every matrix is n-dimensional: it just happens to be that the size of most of the other n-dimensions are one.
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Indexing into Matrices and Vectors
In order to extract the (i, j)th entry from a matrix A, use parentheses: >> A = [11:16; 21:26; 31:36; 41:46; 51:56] % see colon operator · A = 11 12 13 14 15 16 21 22 23 24 25 26 31 32 33 34 35 36 41 42 43 44 45 46 51 52 53 54 55 56 >> A(2, 5) ... To access a block of elements (extracting submatrices and subvectors), a row vector index ...
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Matrix Indexing in MATLAB - MATLAB & Simulink.pdf
The document discusses matrix indexing in MATLAB, describing various techniques for selecting and modifying elements within matrices. It covers traditional indexing with subscripts, linear indexing, and logical indexing, highlighting the flexibility ...
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MATLAB Lesson 6 - Indexing
Define the matrix A. A(2, :) is the second row of A. A(:, 3) is the third column of A. ... In fact the : operator by itself stands for 1:end where the keyword end refers to the last element in a row (if it is used for the first index) or column (if it is used for the second index).
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how to find value in the matrix using index? - MATLAB Answers - MATLAB Central
November 16, 2021 - I am wondering if I can find value using index. For example, given matrix A, I would like to get third value of the first row and the second value from the second row. I want to get 30 from the first row and 50 from the second row. ... Sign in to comment. Sign in to answer this question. ... https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/1587644-how-to-find-value-in-the-matrix-using-index#answer_832409
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MATLAB - Array Indexing
So from the matrix below you want to fetch the element 5, you can do so by giving a single subscript. ... The subscript to fetch 5 is 6. So A(6) will give you the element 5. Let us check the same in matlab.
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Indexed Assignment - MATLAB & Simulink
MATLAB discards the previous state of the original array, including the array size, data type, and any other attributes, effectively resetting the variable name to store the newly assigned array. If you assign new values to an array using indexing, MATLAB attempts to convert the values to the data type of the existing array. Create a 3-by-2 matrix A that contains complex values.
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ind2sub - Convert linear indices to subscripts - MATLAB
This MATLAB function returns the arrays row and col containing the equivalent row and column subscripts corresponding to the linear indices ind for a matrix of size sz.