方法#1
假设我正确地理解了问题的要求,这可能是一种方法 -
%// Inputs
A = [ 6 6; 3 3; 5 5; 4 4;];
B = [ 0 0; 21 21; 17 17; 33 33; 29 29; 82 82;];
%// Parameters that decide at what intervals to "cut" A and B along the rows
A_cutlen = 2; %// Edit this to 3 for the actual data
B_cutlen = 3; %// Edit this to 9 for the actual data
%// Cut A and B along the rows at specified intervals into 3D arrays
A3d = permute(reshape(A,A_cutlen,size(A,1)/A_cutlen,[]),[1 3 2])
B3d = permute(reshape(B,B_cutlen,size(B,1)/B_cutlen,[]),[1 3 2])
%// Vertically concatenate those 3D arrays to get a 3D array
%// version of expected output, C
C3d = [A3d;B3d]
%// Convert the 3D array to a 2D array which is the final output
C_out = reshape(permute(C3d,[1 3 2]),size(C3d,1)*size(C3d,3),[])
示例运行 -
A =
6 6
3 3
5 5
4 4
B =
0 0
21 21
17 17
33 33
29 29
82 82
A_cutlen =
2
B_cutlen =
3
C_out =
6 6
3 3
0 0
21 21
17 17
5 5
4 4
33 33
29 29
82 82
方法 #2
只是为了 bsxfun 的爱,这里有一种方法和 ones(没有 reshape 或 permute)-
%// Assuming A_cutlen and B_cutlen decide cutting intervals for A and B
%// Concatenate A and B along rows
AB = [A;B]
%// Find the row indices corresponding to rows from A and B to be placed
%// according to the problem requirements
idx1 = [1:A_cutlen size(A,1)+[1:B_cutlen]]
idx2 = [A_cutlen*ones(1,A_cutlen) B_cutlen*ones(1,B_cutlen)]
idx = bsxfun(@plus,idx1(:),idx2(:)*[0:size(A,1)/A_cutlen-1])
%// Re-arrange AB based on "idx" for the desired output
C = AB(idx,:)