Extracting multiple subarrays from a given array in a loop, when the corresponding mulitple start- and end-point pairs are given

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Assume I have an array of given size, say 100. I have 5 pairs which specify the start and end-point indices of the subarrays I would like to extract from the original array.
How to do this task in a for loop and in each iteration, store the subarray in a different vector? (because all subarrays may not be of same size)

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Daniel
Daniel on 12 Sep 2023
You can create a cell array with curly braces:
cellArray = {};
Elements of a cell array can be anything, for instance variable-size vectors. Even the data types can be different, though that's not relevant to your question.
cellArray{1} = [1 2 3];
cellArray{2} = [single(4)];
cellArray{3} = false;
cellArray{4} = dsp.SineWave;
You can read the cell array the same way as writing it:
for i=1:length(cellArray)
cellArray{i}
end
ans = 1×3
1 2 3
ans = single 4
ans = logical
0
ans =
dsp.SineWave with properties: Amplitude: 1 Frequency: 100 PhaseOffset: 0 ComplexOutput: false Method: 'Trigonometric function' SamplesPerFrame: 1 SampleRate: 1000 OutputDataType: 'double'
Now if you store your starting and ending indices in an appropriate matrix (say 5x2), you can create your cell array of variable-size vectors iteratively in a for loop.

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