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How to count the number of elements of different combination at a network and form a matrix based upon their position in Matlab?

2022-01-23 02:43 Niraj Bal Tamang imported from Stackoverflow

I have a network with order number assigned for each link. I want to count the number of the link such that i get the values for the number of 1s joining 2, 1s joining 3, 1s joining 4 separately. Similarly i want to calculate the count for 2s joining 3, 4. only condition is that the value direction can't be decreasing i.e. 2s to 1, 3s to 2. Finally, i want to create a matrix based upon the count. Each line in the network starts from From_node and ends at TO_NODE.I am also attaching the pics to clarify what i am trying to do. Thanks a lot. enter image description here

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