mink and maxk functions

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UET Hussain
UET Hussain on 5 Feb 2018
Commented: UET Hussain on 5 Sep 2018
I'm using MATLAB R2017a. While trying to use "mink" and "maxk" functions, the MATLAB responds "Undefined function or variable 'maxk'." These two functions were introduced in R2017b. Is it possible to use these functions with R2017a? if yes, then how?
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Stephen23
Stephen23 on 5 Feb 2018
"These two functions were introduced in R2017b. Is it possible to use these functions with R2017a?"
No.

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Birdman
Birdman on 5 Feb 2018
One approach would be writing your own function:
function y=mink(A,k)
A=sort(unique(A));
y=A(1:k);
end
Call this function from command line as follows
A=1:10;
mink(A,3)
and the first three smallest elements will be displayed.
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Jan
Jan on 5 Feb 2018
mink does not reply unique elements. Therefore the correct replacement is:
function y = mink(A, k)
A = sort(A); % No UNIQUE here
y = A(1:k);
end
See: mink([1,1,2,3], 2) replies [1,1,2] .
Birdman
Birdman on 5 Feb 2018
Mine approach was different, but anyway thanks Jan :)

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Salam Ismaeel
Salam Ismaeel on 4 Sep 2018
Edited: Salam Ismaeel on 4 Sep 2018
% function [B BIndex RestVector]= maxk2(A, k)
% Find k largest elements in a Vector A
% B : Vector with all max elements (included repeated)
% BIndex : idx of max k element
% RestVector : rest of the elements without max k elements
function [B BIndex RestVector]= maxk2(A, k)
B = 0;
RestVector = A;
sumIndex = 1;
for i=1:k
MaxA = max(A);
I = A == MaxA;
sumI = sum(I); %To find number of Max elements (repeated)
B(sumIndex: sumIndex+sumI-1) = MaxA; % to same max elements in B
BIndex(sumIndex: sumIndex+sumI-1) = find(A == MaxA);
sumIndex = sumIndex + sumI;
A(I) = min(A); % exchange the max elements by a smallest value
end
RestVector(BIndex) = []; % remove largest values
------------------------------ Example ------------------
>> x
x =
4 17 65 73 65 45 55 30 74 19
>> [x1 x1idx x1new ] = maxk2(x,4)
x1 =
74 73 65 65 55
x1idx =
9 4 3 5 7
x1new =
4 17
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UET Hussain
UET Hussain on 5 Sep 2018
Sir Sir Sir, slightly difficult approach. but its giving all required things. thanks for response.

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