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From: Guangping Zhang on 9 Mar 2010 22:07
Dear all:

For loop works well for cell array, but the nested for loop doesn't work. Where is wrong?

I have two cells: c and cT. c contain 10 files with different size and cT contains 5 matrix, I will using parameters in c to fit my recording in cT.


The trouble is that I can run an iteration below well,

n=length(c{1}-1);
decay=ones(n,3);
for i=1:n
k=c{1}(i,3);
x=cT{1}(k:k+1000,1); Y=cT{1}(k:k+1000,2);
tauY=@(p) p(1)+p(2)*exp((S.T1(k,1)-x)/p(3))-Y;
tau=LMFnlsq(tauY, [2e-10;1e-11;0.01]);
end


But after I use nested iteration, it doesn't. I realize that the n dependent on j, it's a problem? or k need changed? how to do it?
The warning is 'x=cT{j}(k:k+1000,1); Y=cT{j}(k:k+1000,2);'. I really don't know why.


for j=1:5
n=length(c{j}-1);
decay=ones(n,3);
for i=1:n
k=c{j}(i,3);
x=cT{j}(k:k+1000,1); Y=cT{j}(k:k+1000,2);
tauY=@(p) p(1)+p(2)*exp((S.T1(k,1)-x)/p(3))-Y;
tau=LMFnlsq(tauY, [2e-10;1e-11;0.01]);
end
end

Any help will be welcome.
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