how to do normalization of a matrix

I have a matrix wity dimension 100 by 50. Now i want to normalize the matrix by doing normaization of each column. I want to normlaize each column separately to do normalization

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Mohammad Sami
Mohammad Sami on 16 Jun 2020
You can use the function normalize and specify which dimension you want to normalize.
From the documentation
"N = normalize(A) returns the vectorwise z-score of the data in A with center 0 and standard deviation 1.
If A is a vector, then normalize operates on the entire vector.
If A is a matrix, table, or timetable, then normalize operates on each column of data separately.
If A is a multidimensional array, then normalize operates along the first array dimension whose size does not equal 1. "

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I want to normalioze each column by dviding its maximum value and continue for all columns
You can just divide your matrix with the column max in that case.
b = a ./ max(a);
i have solved it by myself
it will be
b=(a./max(a, [ ] ,1));
It is exactly the same as what Sami suggested.
AS
AS on 19 Jun 2020
Edited: AS on 19 Jun 2020
yes.but it would not give me the all normalized columns

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