如何计算单元格数组的加权平均值? [英] How to calculate the weighted average over a cell-array of arrays?
问题描述
概括我之前的问题,如何对单元元素(即并应保留为数组的元素)进行加权平均)执行?
我首先要修改 gnovice的答案是这样的:
dim = ndims(c{1}); %# Get the number of dimensions for your arrays
M = cat(dim+1,c{:}); %# Convert to a (dim+1)-dimensional matrix
meanArray = sum(M.*weigth,dim+1)./sum(weigth,dim+1); %# Get the weighted mean across arrays
在此之前,请确保weight
具有正确的形状.我认为需要注意的三种情况是
- weight = 1(或任何常数)=>返回通常的平均值
- numel(weight)== length(c)=>重量是每个单元元素c {n}(但对于固定n的每个数组元素都相等)
- numel(weight)== numel(cell2mat(c))=>每个数组元素都有自己的权重...
第一种情况很简单,第3种情况不太可能发生,所以目前我对第2种情况感兴趣:如何将权重转换为一个数组,以使M.*weight
在上述总和中具有正确的维数?当然,也可以给出显示获得加权平均值的另一种方法的答案.
编辑实际上,如果权重与c的结构相同,则情况3比情况1更为琐碎.
这是我对情况2的意思的一个例子.
c = { [1 2 3; 1 2 3], [4 8 3; 4 2 6] };
weight = [ 2, 1 ];
应该返回
meanArray = [ 2 4 3; 2 2 4 ]
(例如,第一个元素(2 * 1 + 1 * 4)/(2 + 1)= 2)
熟悉 In generalisation of my previous question, how can a weighted average over cell elements (that are and shall remain arrays themselves) be performed? I'd start by modifying gnovice's answer like this: And before that make sure Case one is easy, and case 3 unlikely to happen so at the moment I'm interested in case 2: How can I transform weight into a array such that edit In fact, case 3 is even more trivial(what a tautology, apologies) than case 1 if weight has the same structure as c. Here's an example of what I mean for case 2: should return (e.g. for the first element (2*1 + 1*4)/(2+1) = 2) After familiarizing myself with REPMAT, now here's my solution:
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dim = ndims(c{1}); %# Get the number of dimensions for your arrays
M = cat(dim+1,c{:}); %# Convert to a (dim+1)-dimensional matrix
meanArray = sum(M.*weigth,dim+1)./sum(weigth,dim+1); %# Get the weighted mean across arrays
weight
has the correct shape. The three cases that I think need to be taken care of are
M.*weight
has the correct dimensions in the sum above? Of course an answer that shows another way to obtain a weighted averaged is appreciated as well.
c = { [1 2 3; 1 2 3], [4 8 3; 4 2 6] };
weight = [ 2, 1 ];
meanArray = [ 2 4 3; 2 2 4 ]
function meanArray = cellMean(c, weight)
% meanArray = cellMean(c, [weight=1])
% mean over the elements of a cell c, keeping matrix structures of cell
% elements etc. Use weight if given.
% based on http://stackoverflow.com/q/5197692/321973, courtesy of gnovice
% (http://stackoverflow.com/users/52738/gnovice)
% extended to weighted averaging by Tobias Kienzler
% (see also http://stackoverflow.com/q/5231406/321973)
dim = ndims(c{1}); %# Get the number of dimensions for your arrays
if ~exist('weight', 'var') || isempty(weight); weight = 1; end;
eins = ones(size(c{1})); % that is german for "one", creative, I know...
if ~iscell(weight)
% ignore length if all elements are equal, this is case 1
if isequal(weight./max(weight(:)), ones(size(weight)))
weight = repmat(eins, [size(eins)>0 length(c)]);
elseif isequal(numel(weight), length(c)) % case 2: per cell-array weigth
weight = repmat(shiftdim(weight, -3), [size(eins) 1]);
else
error(['Weird weight dimensions: ' num2str(size(weight))]);
end
else % case 3, insert some dimension check here if you want
weight = cat(dim+1,weight{:});
end;
M = cat(dim+1,c{:}); %# Convert to a (dim+1)-dimensional matrix
sumc = sum(M.*weight,dim+1);
sumw = sum(weight,dim+1);
meanArray = sumc./sumw; %# Get the weighted mean across arrays