I have a 10X1 vector A=[1;3;7;10;12;14;15;18;20;21] and a 10X1 vector B=[3;12;15;18;20;0;0;0;0;0]. Is there a way to come up with a 10X2 vector C such that the equal elements in each vector sit at the same row in vector C? I want to retain all elements of vector A in vector C and keep only the elements from vector B that have values equal to the one elements in vector A. Ideally, My final vector C would look something like this:
C=[1 0;3 3;7 0;10 0;12 12;14 0;15 15;18 18;20 20;21 0]. Any thoughts?I have a 10X1 vector A=[1;3;7;10;12;14;15;18;20;21] and a 10X1 vector B=[3;12;15;18;20;0;0;0;0;0]. Is there a way to come up with a 10X2 vector C such that the equal elements in each vector sit at the same row in vector C? I want to retain all elements of vector A in vector C and keep only the elements from vector B that have values equal to the one elements in vector A. Ideally, My final vector C would look something like this:
C=[1 0;3 3;7 0;10 0;12 12;14 0;15 15;18 18;20 20;21 0]. Any thoughts? I have a 10X1 vector A=[1;3;7;10;12;14;15;18;20;21] and a 10X1 vector B=[3;12;15;18;20;0;0;0;0;0]. Is there a way to come up with a 10X2 vector C such that the equal elements in each vector sit at the same row in vector C? I want to retain all elements of vector A in vector C and keep only the elements from vector B that have values equal to the one elements in vector A. Ideally, My final vector C would look something like this:
C=[1 0;3 3;7 0;10 0;12 12;14 0;15 15;18 18;20 20;21 0]. Any thoughts? merging vectors MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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