Select by Mask

Selects elements from the input signal based on a mask.

Library

Description

The Select by Mask block allows elements of the first input to be extracted to form the output based on a mask. The mask may come from a dialog parameter or from a second input. For each non-zero element of the mask the corresponding element of the input vector is selected. For each zero element of the mask, the corresponding element of the input vector is not included in the output.

The inputs and output may be fixed or variable-size signals. If the output is fixed-size then the block also outputs the number of valid elements. If the output is variable-size, then the number of elements in the output will equal the number of non-zero elements in the mask vector.

The Select by Mask block differs from the

Input Ports

u

The signal from which elements are selected.

mask

The signal containing the mask values. This input is only present when the Source of mask option is set to Input port.

Output Ports

y

A vector of the elements selected from the the input signal, u. For a fixed-size output, the remaining elements are set to zero.

#

A uint32 value indicating the number of selected elements in the output . This output is only present if the Use variable-size output option is not checked.

Data Type Support

The Select by Mask block supports any data type except fixed point, including complex and variable size signals, at the u port. The mask port accepts any of the standard Simulink built-in numeric data types, and may be variable-size.

Parameters and Dialog Box

Source of mask

The source of the mask vector: either an input port or a dialog parameter.

Mask (tunable online)

The mask vector used to select the inputs when the Source of mask parameter is set to Specify via dialog.

Use variable-size output

Enabling this option causes the y output to be variable-size. If this option is not checked then the output is a fixed-size vector and there will be a second output, # , indicating the number of selected elements. See Variable-Size Signals for more information on variable-size signals.

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