find repetition in matrix

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yousef Yousef
yousef Yousef on 6 Apr 2014
Commented: Image Analyst on 7 Apr 2014
Its OK.Thanks. if you are still interested:
2 82 10 16 15 66 76 71 83 44 49
4 91 28 98 43 4 75 4 70 39 45
4 13 55 96 92 85 40 28 32 77 65
1 92 96 49 80 94 66 5 96 80 71
1 64 97 81 96 68 18 10 4 19 76
I want the prog. to check each element of the first column.if it is not repeted,then take the first k large numbers of the row along with their indices and put them in matrix. if not take the first large k numbers and give them to the first repeat then give the rest to the next one. I think the condition must include sort command
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yousef Yousef
yousef Yousef on 7 Apr 2014
2 is not repeated so ,find the maximum four(let k=4) numbers of this row. 4 is repeated so,find the first 4 maximum numbers and put them in one row.the next 4 large put them in other row. and so on. the result should look like: x=
2 9 2 7
4 2 7 9
4 5 6 10
3 9 6 2
3 5 4 11
where these numbers are indices of largest numbers from each row
Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 7 Apr 2014
The max 4 numbers in the first row (other than column 1) are 83, 82, 76, 71, occurring at indexes 9, 2, 7, and 8. Your first row does not look like either of those sets of numbers. Your algorithm for 4 is even more confusing. Where on earth did you come up with this wild scheme for rearranging numbers? And can you explain it any better because I'm not getting your rows. I would have the first row as [83, 82, 76, 71] or [9, 2, 7, and 8] according to your explanation of taking the 4 max values, though I'm not sure in what order those numbers go. Anyway, they don't match your first row of [2,9,2,7].

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