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num2cell
converts an array into a cell array
Calling Sequence
y=num2cell(x [,dims])
Arguments
- x
a real, an integer, a boolean or a string matrix
- dims
a scalar or a vector of positive integers
- y
a cell
Description
num2cell
converts x
which is a real, a boolean, or a string matrix into a cell.
If dims
is not mentioned, y
will have the same size as x
.
But if dims
is present, the dimensions of x
mentioned in dims
will be reduced to 1. Moreover, the dimensions of y
components will be equal to the dimensions sizes of
x
whose numbers are in dims
vector.
For example, if size(x
)=[2 3 4 5 6] and dims
=[2 4], then size(y
)=
[2 1 4 1 6], that is the sizes of the second and the fourth dimensions are reduced to 1. And size(y
(i))=
[1 3 1 5 1], which means that the sizes of the second and the fourth dimensions are equal to the sizes of the second and the
fourth ones of x
.
Examples
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