How to select consecutive elements from a matrix in matlab as shown in the figure? [on hold]
Need to select the elements in blue cells.
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Need to select the elements in blue cells.
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Need to select the elements in blue cells.
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matrices matlab
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If $a$ is the matrix, $a(i:i+j,k:k+l)$ represents the submatrix of $jtimes l$ staring from $i$-th row and $k$-th column.
Please consult the help in matlab.
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If $a$ is the matrix, $a(i:i+j,k:k+l)$ represents the submatrix of $jtimes l$ staring from $i$-th row and $k$-th column.
Please consult the help in matlab.
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If $a$ is the matrix, $a(i:i+j,k:k+l)$ represents the submatrix of $jtimes l$ staring from $i$-th row and $k$-th column.
Please consult the help in matlab.
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If $a$ is the matrix, $a(i:i+j,k:k+l)$ represents the submatrix of $jtimes l$ staring from $i$-th row and $k$-th column.
Please consult the help in matlab.
If $a$ is the matrix, $a(i:i+j,k:k+l)$ represents the submatrix of $jtimes l$ staring from $i$-th row and $k$-th column.
Please consult the help in matlab.
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