Vectorized FIND
If A is a matrix and b is a column vector, this function returns a column vector of indices I such that A(I)==b if the elements of b are in A. If an element of b is not in A, then the corresponding element of I is Inf.
As an example, you can execute the following code:
rand('state',0)
A=floor(20*rand(5))
b=[18;8;9;6]
I=findin(A,b)
A(I(1:3))
The example above uses I(1:3) because I(4) is Inf; the matrix A does not have 6 as an entry.
Cite As
Steven Lord (2024). Vectorized FIND (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/1472-vectorized-find), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
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