Re: Fast way to make small, batch changes to a spa

I appreciate your help, but unfortunately the Matlab find command
attempts to linearize the indexes in S2, and I get this message:

??? Error using ==> find
Matrix is too large to return linear indices.
Use [i,j] = find(S) for sparse matrix.

I've always wished there was a way to do something like this with
subscripts, i.e.,
[i,j,k] = find(S2);
S1(i,j) = S2(i,j);

Unfortunately, the above commands don't behave as I would have expected
(I know what they do, I just don't know why the language was designed
to do this).

Any other ideas?
-Zach

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