Best way to find a count in a range of numbers
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If I have a desired range of numbers, what is the best way to search the occurances of numbers that fall into this range? Currently I do something like this:
for i=1:length(data)
index=data(i)<lowerbound | data(i)>upperbound;
for j=1:length(data)
data(index)=[];
end
end
Is there a better way than is?
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Image Analyst
2013 年 2 月 28 日
Jared, you aren't finding the count, and neither do the two answers that have been submitted so far. Do you need the count like you asked for in your subject line, or do you just want to extract data that is in the range (like what the two answers do)? If you do want the count, you can do this
count = sum(data()>=owerbound & data<=upperbound(:));
This solution also works for any dimension array, not just 1D. If you know that it will always be 1D then you can get rid of the () after data.
If you just want to extract the values, then officially "Accept" one of the two answers by clicking the "Accept" link, because they do that. I admit that I don't know what you wan,t because your subject line is not close to what your code tried to do, so the post is ambiguous/contradictory.
Youssef Khmou
2013 年 2 月 28 日
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2013 年 2 月 28 日
hi Jared, you can select the range by many ways :
r=rand(100,1);
lowerbound=0.35;
upperbound=0.75;
1.Solut° 1 :
data=r(r>lowerbound & r<upperbound);
2.Solut° 2:
index=find(r>lowerbound & r<upperbound);
data2=r(index);
Verification :
plot(data); hold on, plot(data2,'r');
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