Mean of rows and columns of several matrices in a cell

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I have say 'n' axb matrices and i want to generate a new matrix of dimension axb which is the mean of all 'n' axb matrices, i.e the first element of this new matrix is the mean of all first elements in each 'n' axb matrices and so on. Is there a way to compute this average matrix from a group of matrices in matlab? I had tried to do this by creating a cell but couldn't figure out how to take mean of each element of these matrices. I would appreciate any ideas or suggestions.
Thank you!

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Stephen23
Stephen23 on 8 Sep 2015
编辑:Stephen23 on 8 Sep 2015
MATLAB is fastest easiest when you stick with using numeric arrays and learn how to use the dimensions of the arrays, rather than sticking data in complicated data classes like cell arrays and structures. (most importantly this includes learning how to write 矢量化代码 ). If you use the 第三 数组的维度,那么您的问题很容易使用 意思是 :
>> X(:,:,3) = [1,2;3,4];
>> X(:,:,2) = [5,6;7,8];
>> X(:,:,1) = [9,0;1,2];
>> mean(X,3)
ans =
5.0000 2.6667
3.6667 4.6667
The 最好的 solution is to create your n matrices in this single numeric array. The second best solution is to create your arrays inside a cell array, which can then be concatenated together like this:
>> y {3} = [1,2; 3,4];
>> Y{2} = [5,6;7,8];
>> Y{1} = [9,0;1,2];
>> X = cat(3,Y{:})
>> mean(X,3)
You will find that the X 与第一个示例相同。
The one method you should not 使用是动态创建 n matrices as individual variables (e.g. sequentially numbered) and then attempt to join them together: creating variable names dynamically is buggy, slow and a very poor programming practice .

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