To select a single row in a vector in MATLAB, you can use indexing. The syntax for indexing a vector is vector(row_index)
. For example, if you want to select the third row of a vector v
, you would use:
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This will give you the value of the third row in the vector. If you want to select multiple rows in the vector, you can specify a range of indices using the colon (:
) operator. For example, to select rows 2 through 5 in the vector v
, you would use:
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This will give you a new vector containing the values of rows 2 through 5 in v
.
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