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From: Jonathan on 2 Feb 2010 08:00 Hi all. I'm working with large arrays, so large that when I try to concatenate several of them I run out of memory. I'm thinking that structural arrays are the way to go. However, I need the final array to be easily searchable, using something like the "find" function. This is my problem. The find function doesn't work on a structural array as a whole. Is there a function out there that can be used, something like f=find(x<10); where x is a structural array?
From: Wayne King on 2 Feb 2010 08:18
"Jonathan " <jonathan.whitefield(a)gmail.com> wrote in message <hk97l6$6b0$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>... > Hi all. I'm working with large arrays, so large that when I try to concatenate several of them I run out of memory. I'm thinking that structural arrays are the way to go. However, I need the final array to be easily searchable, using something like the "find" function. > > This is my problem. The find function doesn't work on a structural array as a whole. Is there a function out there that can be used, something like f=find(x<10); where x is a structural array? Hi, look at >>doc structfun Wayne |