How to place contents into a specif cell index?

Hello, I'm having a syntex issue with cellfun (I think).

I have the following:

A = cell(1,2);
B = cell(1,2);

A(1,1) = {rand(3,4,5)};
B(1,1) = {rand(3,4)};

A(1,2) = {rand(3,4,5)};
B(1,2) = {rand(3,4)};

I'd like to go over each cell in A, and place there the corresponding cell B, at location A(:,:,3).

I'm guessing cellfun should be used, but I can't figure it out how to write correctly the syntax.

Help please, someone?

Thanks.

[Adam]

So you want to create a 3d cell array as the result?

cat( 3, A, B )

ought to do what you want if I understand correctly, though A(:,:,3) is a bit confusing.

You cannot use cellfun to resize an array - it will just operate over the elements in an array and give an output of the same size.

Answer 1

[Andrei Bobrov]

AA = cat(4,A{:});
AA(:,:,3,:) = cat(3,B{:});
A = squeeze(num2cell(AA,1:3));

or with loop for..end

for ii = 1:numel(A)
    A{ii}(:,:,3) = B{ii};
end