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Hi, everyone,
Suppose I have a 13 by 13 matrix, (shown in attachment),
what I want to do is to extract its 4th-5th, 7th, 9th-10th rows and columns to create a 5 by 5 matrix.
So far I only know that the function "submatrix" works with extracting consecutive rows and columns,
so how to extract non consecutive rows and columns?
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Thank you very much
Best
Shawn
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submatrix at first and than stack function!
... Columns first then rows is probably the way to do it.
Although with so few elements, it might be just as convenient to use a program to loop over the desired row and columns and build up the new matrix one element at a a time.
Stuart
I would the column operator with the augment function, followed by the row operator with the stack function.