问题
Take the following example:
clear all
Name1 = {'Data1','Data2','Data3','Data4'};
Data = {6.2,6,3.2,8};
CombnsName = nchoosek(Name1,2);
CombnsData = nchoosek(Data,2);
for i = 1:length(CombnsData);
multiplied{i} = CombnsData{i,1}.*CombnsData{i,2};
end
multiplied = multiplied';
Final = [CombnsName, multiplied];
Rankd = sort(cell2mat(multiplied));
Here, Final represents the values gained by multiplying every possible combination of 'Name1'. Now, I'm trying to find a way of changing the order of 'Final' to correspond to the ranking order defined by 'Rankd'. For example the first 'line' of Final should read 'Data2 'Data3' 19.2; and the last 'line' should read 'Data1' Data4' 49.6.
Is there a method for doing this?
回答1:
There are a couple of options. Firstly, you could use the second output of sort
, which gives you the indexes corresponding to the entries in the sorted array:
>> [Rankd Index] = sort(cell2mat(multiplied));
and then do
>> Final(Index,:)
ans =
'Data2' 'Data3' [19.200000000000003]
'Data1' 'Data3' [19.840000000000003]
'Data3' 'Data4' [25.600000000000001]
'Data1' 'Data2' [37.200000000000003]
'Data2' 'Data4' [ 48]
'Data1' 'Data4' [49.600000000000001]
However, an even easier method is to use the function sortrows
which was designed for exactly this situation:
>> sortrows(Final,3)
ans =
'Data2' 'Data3' [19.200000000000003]
'Data1' 'Data3' [19.840000000000003]
'Data3' 'Data4' [25.600000000000001]
'Data1' 'Data2' [37.200000000000003]
'Data2' 'Data4' [ 48]
'Data1' 'Data4' [49.600000000000001]
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9514166/ranking-of-a-cell-array