Decode text with native2unicode
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I have a vector that should be the header names from some data that was obtained via a metrology software program. I believe it corresponds to text values and I'm trying to decode it.
The array is named jnk and is attached.
This attempt gets close, but there are still lots of gibberish characters. Can anyone suggest a better way of doing this? Is there an array of encoding schemes I can loop through until the text displays legibly?
load example.mat
enscheme = 'UTF-16LE';
jnk1 = native2unicode(jnk,enscheme);
disp(jnk1)
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Walter Roberson
2024년 11월 1일
That's a tough one. I ran through a number of different encodings, but nothing seemed to fit.
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埃博拉酱
2024년 11월 2일
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2024년 11월 2일
I bet this piece of binary can't be plain text encoded. Because there are no encoding methods that take 0 as a valid character, and you have a large string of zeros in your data.
Using UTF16-LE encoding, you can see some valid words, which means that the character component in this data should be UTF16-LE, and the other parts should be binary numeric types.
I write your data to a txt file and open it with VSCode, which also thinks it's a Binray file. If you force it to open with a text editor, VSCode recommends UTF16-LE as well.
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埃博拉酱
2024년 11월 2일
The meaningful words you decode should be all there is to it. Everything else is binary data.
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