Re: Segregating the elements of a list based on given
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- Subject: [mg77402] Re: [mg77205] Segregating the elements of a list based on given
- From: Bob Hanlon <hanlonr at cox.net>
- Date: Thu, 7 Jun 2007 04:15:00 -0400 (EDT)
- Reply-to: hanlonr at cox.net
binLyst[lyst_, bin_] := Module[{t},
t = Select[lyst, bin[[1]] <= # <= bin[[2]] &];
{bin, t, Length[t]}];
A = {6.32553, 7.09956, 8.56784, 16.1871, 15.3989, 17.2285, 7.40711,
14.8876, 19.9068, 10.0834};
B = {{0, 7}, {8, 10}, {11, 12}, {13, 15}, {16, 18}};
binLyst[A, #] & /@ B
{{{0, 7}, {6.32553}, 1}, {{8, 10}, {8.56784}, 1},
{{11, 12}, {}, 0}, {{13, 15}, {14.8876}, 1},
{{16, 18}, {16.1871, 17.2285}, 2}}
Bob Hanlon
---- "R.G" <gobiithasan at yahoo.com.my> wrote:
> Hi Mathgroup members,
>
> Say, I have a list with the following elements:
>
> A={6.32553, 7.09956, 8.56784, 16.1871, 15.3989, 17.2285, 7.40711, \
> 14.8876, 19.9068, 10.0834}
>
> and I have the following list with each {xvalue, yvalue}={lower bound,
> upper bound}:
> B={{0, 7}, {8, 10}, {11, 12}, {13, 15}, {16, 18}}
>
> How can I segregate values in A according to lower bound and upper
> bound from B and find the number number of occurrence ?For example:
> {0,7}={6.32553}, thus the number of occurrence is 1.
> {8, 10}={7.09956,7.40711,8.56784}, the number of occurrence is 3.
> {11,12}=None, the number of occurrence is 0.
>
> The code should be able work for any number Length[A] and Length[B].
> Any suggestion please?
> Thank you,
> R.G
>
>