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Dropping list elements from nested list after evaluation



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I need to create a new list from a nested list but using the evaluation as criteria to drop the elements. For example let's say that that I have the following list:



list1=1,1,-(-1)^3,x,2*x,1,1,(-1)^3,x,2*x,
1,1,x,2*x,3*x,1,1,-x,-2*x,-3*x


and I need to eliminate the elements of list1 that the absolute value of the third element give $1$, i.d. $-(-1)^3$ and $(-1)^3$, to obtain



 list2=1,1,x,2*x,3*x,1,1,-x,-2*x,-3*x


In this case, list1 was created with the code



For[i = 1, i < 4, i++,
For[j = 1, j < 4, j++,
list1[i, j, p_] = Sort[Eigenvalues[mat[i, j, p]]];
] ]


I have been trying to use Select but until now I am not been able to create list2 to plot it with



list2=ParallelTable[Select[Abs[eigval[i, j, p][[3]]], 
Abs[#] != 1 &] , i, 1, 4, j,1,4]


I am still learning to uses cases in Mathematica so I am not sure how to do it. Do you know if there is wise way to do it? Thanks in advance.










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    $begingroup$


    I need to create a new list from a nested list but using the evaluation as criteria to drop the elements. For example let's say that that I have the following list:



    list1=1,1,-(-1)^3,x,2*x,1,1,(-1)^3,x,2*x,
    1,1,x,2*x,3*x,1,1,-x,-2*x,-3*x


    and I need to eliminate the elements of list1 that the absolute value of the third element give $1$, i.d. $-(-1)^3$ and $(-1)^3$, to obtain



     list2=1,1,x,2*x,3*x,1,1,-x,-2*x,-3*x


    In this case, list1 was created with the code



    For[i = 1, i < 4, i++,
    For[j = 1, j < 4, j++,
    list1[i, j, p_] = Sort[Eigenvalues[mat[i, j, p]]];
    ] ]


    I have been trying to use Select but until now I am not been able to create list2 to plot it with



    list2=ParallelTable[Select[Abs[eigval[i, j, p][[3]]], 
    Abs[#] != 1 &] , i, 1, 4, j,1,4]


    I am still learning to uses cases in Mathematica so I am not sure how to do it. Do you know if there is wise way to do it? Thanks in advance.










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      I need to create a new list from a nested list but using the evaluation as criteria to drop the elements. For example let's say that that I have the following list:



      list1=1,1,-(-1)^3,x,2*x,1,1,(-1)^3,x,2*x,
      1,1,x,2*x,3*x,1,1,-x,-2*x,-3*x


      and I need to eliminate the elements of list1 that the absolute value of the third element give $1$, i.d. $-(-1)^3$ and $(-1)^3$, to obtain



       list2=1,1,x,2*x,3*x,1,1,-x,-2*x,-3*x


      In this case, list1 was created with the code



      For[i = 1, i < 4, i++,
      For[j = 1, j < 4, j++,
      list1[i, j, p_] = Sort[Eigenvalues[mat[i, j, p]]];
      ] ]


      I have been trying to use Select but until now I am not been able to create list2 to plot it with



      list2=ParallelTable[Select[Abs[eigval[i, j, p][[3]]], 
      Abs[#] != 1 &] , i, 1, 4, j,1,4]


      I am still learning to uses cases in Mathematica so I am not sure how to do it. Do you know if there is wise way to do it? Thanks in advance.










      share|improve this question











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      I need to create a new list from a nested list but using the evaluation as criteria to drop the elements. For example let's say that that I have the following list:



      list1=1,1,-(-1)^3,x,2*x,1,1,(-1)^3,x,2*x,
      1,1,x,2*x,3*x,1,1,-x,-2*x,-3*x


      and I need to eliminate the elements of list1 that the absolute value of the third element give $1$, i.d. $-(-1)^3$ and $(-1)^3$, to obtain



       list2=1,1,x,2*x,3*x,1,1,-x,-2*x,-3*x


      In this case, list1 was created with the code



      For[i = 1, i < 4, i++,
      For[j = 1, j < 4, j++,
      list1[i, j, p_] = Sort[Eigenvalues[mat[i, j, p]]];
      ] ]


      I have been trying to use Select but until now I am not been able to create list2 to plot it with



      list2=ParallelTable[Select[Abs[eigval[i, j, p][[3]]], 
      Abs[#] != 1 &] , i, 1, 4, j,1,4]


      I am still learning to uses cases in Mathematica so I am not sure how to do it. Do you know if there is wise way to do it? Thanks in advance.







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          If you prefer using DeleteCases,



          list2 = DeleteCases[list1, _?(Abs[#[[3]]] == 1 &)]



          1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x







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            Delete[
            list1,
            Position[Abs[list1[[All, 3]]], 1]
            ]



            1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x







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              if you want to use Select, try this



              Select[list1,!NumberQ@#[[3]]||Abs[#[[3]]]!=1&] 



              1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x







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                This is pretty efficient on unpacked arrays (the Listable attribute assumes list1[[All, 3]] is a flat list, as it is in the OP's example):



                Block[signal,
                SetAttributes[signal, Listable];
                signal[1] = 1; signal[_] = 0;
                Pick[list1, signal@Abs[list1[[All, 3]]], 0]
                ]
                (* 1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x *)


                (For packed arrays, one would probably want to use Unitize[x-1] instead of signal.)






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                  If you prefer using DeleteCases,



                  list2 = DeleteCases[list1, _?(Abs[#[[3]]] == 1 &)]



                  1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x







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                    If you prefer using DeleteCases,



                    list2 = DeleteCases[list1, _?(Abs[#[[3]]] == 1 &)]



                    1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x







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                      list2 = DeleteCases[list1, _?(Abs[#[[3]]] == 1 &)]



                      1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x







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                      If you prefer using DeleteCases,



                      list2 = DeleteCases[list1, _?(Abs[#[[3]]] == 1 &)]



                      1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x








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                          Delete[
                          list1,
                          Position[Abs[list1[[All, 3]]], 1]
                          ]



                          1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x







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                            Delete[
                            list1,
                            Position[Abs[list1[[All, 3]]], 1]
                            ]



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                              Delete[
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                              ]



                              1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x







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                              Delete[
                              list1,
                              Position[Abs[list1[[All, 3]]], 1]
                              ]



                              1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x








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                                  5












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                                  if you want to use Select, try this



                                  Select[list1,!NumberQ@#[[3]]||Abs[#[[3]]]!=1&] 



                                  1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x







                                  share|improve this answer









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                                    5












                                    $begingroup$

                                    if you want to use Select, try this



                                    Select[list1,!NumberQ@#[[3]]||Abs[#[[3]]]!=1&] 



                                    1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x







                                    share|improve this answer









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                                      $begingroup$

                                      if you want to use Select, try this



                                      Select[list1,!NumberQ@#[[3]]||Abs[#[[3]]]!=1&] 



                                      1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x







                                      share|improve this answer









                                      $endgroup$



                                      if you want to use Select, try this



                                      Select[list1,!NumberQ@#[[3]]||Abs[#[[3]]]!=1&] 



                                      1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x








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                                          This is pretty efficient on unpacked arrays (the Listable attribute assumes list1[[All, 3]] is a flat list, as it is in the OP's example):



                                          Block[signal,
                                          SetAttributes[signal, Listable];
                                          signal[1] = 1; signal[_] = 0;
                                          Pick[list1, signal@Abs[list1[[All, 3]]], 0]
                                          ]
                                          (* 1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x *)


                                          (For packed arrays, one would probably want to use Unitize[x-1] instead of signal.)






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                                            This is pretty efficient on unpacked arrays (the Listable attribute assumes list1[[All, 3]] is a flat list, as it is in the OP's example):



                                            Block[signal,
                                            SetAttributes[signal, Listable];
                                            signal[1] = 1; signal[_] = 0;
                                            Pick[list1, signal@Abs[list1[[All, 3]]], 0]
                                            ]
                                            (* 1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x *)


                                            (For packed arrays, one would probably want to use Unitize[x-1] instead of signal.)






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                                              This is pretty efficient on unpacked arrays (the Listable attribute assumes list1[[All, 3]] is a flat list, as it is in the OP's example):



                                              Block[signal,
                                              SetAttributes[signal, Listable];
                                              signal[1] = 1; signal[_] = 0;
                                              Pick[list1, signal@Abs[list1[[All, 3]]], 0]
                                              ]
                                              (* 1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x *)


                                              (For packed arrays, one would probably want to use Unitize[x-1] instead of signal.)






                                              share|improve this answer









                                              $endgroup$



                                              This is pretty efficient on unpacked arrays (the Listable attribute assumes list1[[All, 3]] is a flat list, as it is in the OP's example):



                                              Block[signal,
                                              SetAttributes[signal, Listable];
                                              signal[1] = 1; signal[_] = 0;
                                              Pick[list1, signal@Abs[list1[[All, 3]]], 0]
                                              ]
                                              (* 1, 1, x, 2 x, 3 x, 1, 1, -x, -2 x, -3 x *)


                                              (For packed arrays, one would probably want to use Unitize[x-1] instead of signal.)







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