This MATLAB function concatenates N labeled signal set objects, lss1,...,lssN, and returns a labeled signal set lssnew containing all the members and label values of the input sets.

You want to use either the Mux block, or the Bus Creator block, to create the input signal. (The Merge block doesn't merge signals in the sense that you are trying to achieve.) Inside the …

Jan 31, 2013 · So if you are storing the possible signals in vectors m1 m2 etc, and the user constructed vector is a, then, at each selection, you are doing a= [a,m1] (if type 1 was …

You may want to look into the Mux block or the Matrix Concatenate block. The Mux block combines all of the input vectors to a single vector and can be used in combination with the …

Jan 25, 2018 · You may want to look into the Mux block or the Matrix Concatenate block. The Mux block combines all of the input vectors to a single vector and can be used in combination with …

I have multiple signals which are In-ports to a subsystem with different datatypes.I am using State flow to develop a function where I have to use these in-ports and compare with some …

May 14, 2019 · If you mean lab values are contained in three separate vectors, say l, a, b you can concatenate them in a new lab = [l(:), a(:), b(:)] variable to be called from lab2rgb (or directly …

Oct 23, 2011 · % Extract the individual red, green, and blue color channels. % Recombine separate color channels into an RGB image. I call them "channels" because that is the …

This MATLAB function concatenates N labeled signal set objects, lss1,...,lssN, and returns a labeled signal set lssnew containing all the members and label values of the input sets.

The Vector Concatenate block concatenates input signals to create a nonscalar signal that you can iteratively process with a subsystem, for example, a for-each, while-iterator, or for-iterator …