MATLAB: How to restore output of for loop in matrix

for loop

If i have the code

For i=1:10
    tmp1=zeros(i,k);
    for k=1:2
        tmp1(k)=sum((sam(i,:)-cen(k,:)).^2);
    end
    tmp1
end

i want to store the variable tmp1 in matrix 10× 2

Best Answer

mat = zeros(10,2);
for ii = 1:10
    for jj = 1:2
        mat(ii,jj) = sum((sam(ii,:)-cen(jj,:)).^2);
    end
end

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MATLAB: Restoring library links

You need to be very careful about this type of operation. Depending on what do you mean by "parameters", I am not sure if you can merge the changes made both on the library blocks and the instantiated blocks in the model. But if you say that the GUI operation via Link OPtions -> Restore Link can achieve what you want, then you can do it in script. Try an example first to make sure it works before you apply to the whole model.

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% restore libraries, from inside to outside because library might be
% nested
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