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how to Split an 1D array into number of sub arrays
Depending on what your goal is, Reshape to a 2D array might be the right tool. If you e.g. have a 100 element long array you can reshape it to a 10x10 and you'll have 10 'subarrays'. 🙂
Else Array subset or as you mentioned Split in a loop is probably the right thing. If you e.g. want different lengths of the arrays you'll need to create an array of cluster having the 1D array parts as elements.
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kiranteja93 wrote:i want to split an array into number of sub arrays at time.
You don't provide sufficient information to really help you. How are you splitting? Is there some regularity on the split points? What are you going to do with the parts? How many parts do you have at the end? How big are the arrays?
Can you give an example or show us your code? Does it currently work correctly but you are worried about performance?
If you just want to operate on a subset, you can leave the input array in place and use "array subset" top get a part of it at a time. No need to chop up the input.
@kiranteja93 wrote:
sorry for not providing the sufficient information. i want to divide an 1D array into different arrays with same length.
... and what do you want to do with the resulting parts?
What kind of problem you are trying to solve. Where does the input array come from? What should happen to the parts later? What should the final output be?
@kiranteja93 wrote:
sorry for not providing the sufficient information. i want to divide an 1D array into different arrays with same length.
Perhaps the function Decimate 1D Array is what you are looking for.
