Load text file with open braket ( )
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Dear all,
I have a txt file in the format like:
(70.0362+32052.7j)
(-1.16529e-12+29239.2j)
(-1.42109e-13+26859.3j)
...
Then I used the following code:
fid = fopen('ImpedanceMatrix1.txt','r');
A = textscan(fid,'%s');
fclose(fid);
A = A{:};
However, it doesn't remove the brackets in the variable. Could you please suggest me how to do that. Thanks.
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Why are you reading a file with numeric data using a string format? Why not just read the numeric data directly using a numeric format? Reading the data as a string and the post-processing (e.g. using regular expressions) is going to be quite inefficient.
Shan Chu
2018년 3월 22일
@Shan Chu: I did not write that you should use a different function. I wrote that you should import numeric data using a numeric format, not a string format: these are clearly explained in the textscan documentation. Currently you use '%s', which imports data as a string (a char vector), but instead simply import your data using %f, which will be much more efficient than what you do now. Check my answer to see how simple this is.
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It is much more efficient to import the data using a numeric format (rather than as a string and doing post-processing as you are doing now). My test file is attached (you did not provide a sample file).
[fid,msg] = fopen('temp5.txt','rt');
assert(fid>=3,msg)
C = textscan(fid,'(%f)');
fclose(fid);
Giving:
>> C{1}
ans =
7.0036e+001 + 3.2053e+004i
-1.1653e-012 + 2.9239e+004i
-1.4211e-013 + 2.6859e+004i
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