Placed simple values into the cell array for testing.
model{1,1}=1;model{1,2}=2;model{1,3}=3;
model{2,1}=开发者_开发问答4;model{2,2}=5;model{2,3}=6;
i=2;//I want to remove the second column
temp={ model{:,1:i-1} model{:,i+1:size(model,2)} }
I wanted a result like this:
temp =
[1] [3] [4] [6]
But I'm getting this:
temp =
[1] [4] [3] [6]
How can I get this right?
p.s: for anyone working on Cell Arrays, there's a nice technique for appending here.
You can reshape or delete the cells themselves using ()-addressing.
model(:,2) = [];
You have to transpose the two pieces, and change some parentheses:
temp= [{ model{:,1:i-1}}' {model{:,i+1:size(model,2)}}']
there is a function called fun_removecellrowcols, which removes specific row/columns indicated by the user. This affects the dimensions of the cell, due to the row/cols removal.
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/46196-fun-removecellrowcols
Regards, José
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