Loop to extract rows from matrix
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Jan
2017년 8월 29일
Don't do this. The topic is discussed daily in this forum, see e.g. https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/304528-tutorial-why-variables-should-not-be-named-dynamically-eval.
The dynamic creation of a bunch of vectors causes troubles. It is even worse, if you want to use these vectors later on. To access a column of a matrix, simply use an index: A(:, i) is the i.th column. This is fast, clean and simple.
Please explain, why you assume that creating a set of variables is useful in your case. I'm sure, that the forum can give you better options to solve the actual problem.
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Adam
2017년 8월 30일
Why can't you just create the text files from the one initial array, taking a row at a time?
Jan
2017년 8월 30일
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2017년 8월 30일
Again: No, you do not need to create the vectors explicitly. Trying to do so is a shot in your knee. A(iRow, :) is perfect already.
Do you want to create 228 files? Then:
hdr = {'a ','b','c'}; % First header%
hdr2 = {'(m)','(%)','(%)'}; % Second Header%
fmt = repmat('%s\t ', 1, length(hdr));
fmt(end:end+1) = '\n';
for iRow = 1:size(A, 1);
fnam = sprintf('test%03d.txt', iRow);
fid = fopen(fnam, 'w');
fprintf(fid, fmt, hdr{:});
fprintf(fid, fmt, hdr2{:});
fclose(fid);
dlmwrite(fnam, A(iRow, :), '-append', 'delimiter', '\t');
end
This can be done directly also without dlmwrite:
fmtData = [repmat('%g\t', 1, size(A, 2) - 1), '%g\n'];
...
fprintf(fid, fmt, hdr2{:});
fprintf(fid, fmtData, A(iRow, :));
fclose(fid);
end
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