Re: how to partition a list
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- Subject: [mg117379] Re: how to partition a list
- From: Ray Koopman <koopman at sfu.ca>
- Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:30:23 -0500 (EST)
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On Mar 15, 4:10 am, Ted Sariyski <tsari... at craft-tech.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I have data with the following structure: the first element is the
> number of variables. For each variable follow:
> title,x_var,y_var,dummy,number of points, {points}. I want to extract
> data for each variable. Coming from Fortran I tend to make a Do-cycle,
> count for the current position and assign values one by one. Is there a
> better approach to this problem?
> Thanks,
> --Ted
>
> data={{3}, {"T", "vs.", "Distance", "for", "part", 4}, {"Distance"},
> {"T"}, {1}, {5}, {0, 300.006}, {5, 300.006}, {10, 300.006}, {15,
> 300.006}, {20, 300.006},
> {"P", vs.", "Distance", "for", "part", 4}, {"Distance"}, {"P"}, {1},
> {6}, {0, 1.00007}, {5, 1.00007}, {10, 1.00007}, {15, 1.00007}, {20,
> 1.00007}, {25, 1.00007},
> {"CO2","vs.", "Distance", "for", "part", 4}, {"Distance"}, {"CO2"}, {1},
> {7}, {0, 0.000326099}, {5, 0.000326099}, {10, 0.000326099}, {15,
> 0.000326099}, {20, 0.000326099}, {25, 0.000326099}, {30, 0.000326099}}
This, too, "hops down the data", but the indexing is simpler than it
was in my previous post:
Block[{p = 1}, Table[Take[data,{p+6, p += 5 + data[[p+5,1]] } ],
{ data[[1,1]] } ] ]
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