Generate random clsuter at a certain point in Matlab

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Odrisso
Odrisso on 19 Mar 2016
Edited: Walter Roberson on 20 Mar 2016
I have the following two data set:
A= (1,1) 1.9643
(2,1) 2.2753
(3,1) 2.9781
(4,1) 2.9320
(5,1) 3.5772
(6,1) 4.0150
(7,1) 3.3814
(8,1) 3.9113
(9,1) 2.7822
(10,1) 2.5518
(11,1) 3.3698
(12,1) 3.1048
(13,1) 1.9182
(14,1) 2.2638
(15,1) 2.6555
(16,1) 3.1855
(17,1) 3.6579
(18,1) 3.9113
(19,1) 3.6002
(20,1) 3.0357
(21,1) 1.5841
(22,1) 2.0103
(23,1) 1.9527
(24,1) 2.2753
(25,1) 2.3099
(26,1) 2.8283
(27,1) 3.0473
(28,1) 2.4827
(29,1) 2.5057
(30,1) 1.8721
(31,1) 2.0103
(32,1) 1.2269
(33,1) 1.8951
(34,1) 1.5610
(35,1) 1.5495
(36,1) 1.6878
(37,1) 1.4919
(38,1) 0.9620
(39,1) 1.1693
(40,1) 0.8122
(41,1) 0.9735
(42,1) 1.2500
(43,1) 1.3191
(44,1) 2.2292
(45,1) 2.4482
(46,1) 2.7938
(47,1) 2.0910
(48,1) 2.5403
(49,1) 0.9044
(50,1) 0.7662
(1,2) 4.5957
(2,2) 3.8589
(3,2) 4.5651
(4,2) 3.5519
(5,2) 2.8560
(6,2) 3.1937
(7,2) 3.4291
(8,2) 4.1761
(9,2) 4.0431
(10,2) 4.6162
(11,2) 3.9101
(12,2) 3.0709
(13,2) 4.0534
(14,2) 4.3706
(15,2) 3.5008
(16,2) 4.2888
(17,2) 3.8692
(18,2) 3.4291
(19,2) 3.1221
(20,2) 3.3165
(21,2) 3.3575
(22,2) 3.2039
(23,2) 2.7843
(24,2) 2.7127
(25,2) 2.9584
(26,2) 2.6309
(27,2) 2.2931
(28,2) 2.0373
(29,2) 2.3853
(30,2) 2.0577
(31,2) 2.3546
(32,2) 2.3239
(33,2) 2.9174
(34,2) 3.0709
(35,2) 2.6923
(36,2) 2.4057
(37,2) 2.0271
(38,2) 2.6820
(39,2) 2.9276
(40,2) 2.9992
(41,2) 3.3881
(42,2) 3.1937
(43,2) 3.5109
(44,2) 2.2010
(45,2) 2.6411
(46,2) 1.9656
(47,2) 1.6177
(48,2) 2.8867
(49,2) 3.0198
(50,2) 2.5899
Here, A is two dimensional sparse matrix.
And B is (50,1) matrix, where the first 20 values are +1 and last 30 values are -1.
So the data point is look like this:
Now, I want to choose the (40,50) position of A and then want to generate 1000 random points within +/- 2 regions of the points.
So, the graph should be something like this:
Please let me know, how can I do it in matlab.

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Answers (1)

Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 20 Mar 2016
Edited: Walter Roberson on 20 Mar 2016
theta = rand(1000,1) * 2 * pi;
r = rand(1000,1) * 2;
[deltax, deltay] = pol2cart(theta, r);
randx = 40 + deltax;
randy = 50 + deltay;

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