Replace certain elements in an array
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The following code generates a 100x1 array of random 1s and -1s:
N = 100;
States = 2*randi(2,N,1) - 3;
Once generated, is there an easy way I can change some of the -1s to 1s whilst keeping the other elements the same?
e.g. for a 4x1 example if I had [1; -1; -1; -1] and wanted to change any 2 of the -1 elements to 1s: [1; -1; 1; 1], how could I do this?
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Image Analyst
2017 年 2 月 11 日
Try this:
N = 10; % Number of elements.
States = 2*randi(2,N,1) - 3
% Get the minus 1 element indexes
minusOneIndexes = find(States == -1)
% Get two random indexes:
indexes = randperm(length(minusOneIndexes), 2);
% Set them to +1
indexesToChange = minusOneIndexes(indexes)
States(indexesToChange) = 1
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