Team:Alberta/Project/Modeling/FindMatches

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  %Finds the number of elements in List2 that match with any other element in List1.  Also makes a new list consisting of those
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  % Finds and outputs the Matches between the two input lists and also outputs the number of matches.
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%matches from List2.  (It does not make a difference which list is which unless there are repeats in a single list.)
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  function [ListOfMatches, NumberOfMatches] = FindMatches(List1,List2)
  function [ListOfMatches, NumberOfMatches] = FindMatches(List1,List2)
   
   
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  correlation = FindMatches(LiteratureGenes, model.genes)
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  %Examples:
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%correlation = FindMatches(LiteratureGenes, model.genes)
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%correlation = FindMatches(MinGenomes{3}, UnessentialGenes{5})
   
   
  r=1;
  r=1;
  MatchList=cell(1);
  MatchList=cell(1);
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  Match=zeros(size(List1));
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  Match=zeros(max(length(List1),length(List2)));
   
   
  for a=(1:length(List1))
  for a=(1:length(List1))
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     for b=(1:length(List2))
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     for b=(a:length(List2))
         if strcmp(List1(a), List2(b)) == 1
         if strcmp(List1(a), List2(b)) == 1
             Match(b)=1;
             Match(b)=1;

Revision as of 02:36, 18 October 2009

% Finds and outputs the Matches between the two input lists and also outputs the number of matches.

function [ListOfMatches, NumberOfMatches] = FindMatches(List1,List2)

%Examples:
%correlation = FindMatches(LiteratureGenes, model.genes)
%correlation = FindMatches(MinGenomes{3}, UnessentialGenes{5})

r=1;
MatchList=cell(1);
Match=zeros(max(length(List1),length(List2)));

for a=(1:length(List1))
    for b=(a:length(List2))
        if strcmp(List1(a), List2(b)) == 1
            Match(b)=1;
        end
    end
end

for c=1:length(List2)
    if Match(c)==1
        MatchList(r)=List2(c);
        r=r+1;
    end
end
ListOfMatches=MatchList';
NumberOfMatches=sum(Match);
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