MATLAB: Find different combinations of splitting a vector

matrix manipulation

having a vector V, how can i find the different ways to split this vector v into subvectors such that the sum of each subvector does not exceed limit K

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try

nchoosek(V,1)
nchoosek(V,2)
% ...
nchoosek(V,8)

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MATLAB: Images splitting

The colon basically means "all" so imageArray(:,:,2) means all rows and all columns of the 2nd color plane in the image.

You're getting three images because you did not specify the color plane so you're getting the columns and color planes all combined into one image that's 3 times as wide. If you'd done v=i(:,:,2) you'd get only one image, not three.

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MATLAB: Splitting Images

swap1324 = @(x)([x((floor(size(x,1)/2)+1):end,(floor(size(x,2)/2)+1):end) x((floor(size(x,1)/2)+1):end,1:floor(size(x,2)/2)); x(1:floor(size(x,1)/2),(floor(size(x,1)/2)+1):end) x(1:floor(size(x,1)/2),1:floor(size(x,2)/2))]);
I = imread('cameraman.tif'); %sample image
I2 = swap1324(I);
imtool(I2)

Obviously the above should be broken down into it's own function that doesn't have to repeat the function floor(size(stuff))) over and over again.

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