How to convert this .mat file to .xls or.dat file?
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here is my dataset of a 3X2 array
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Stephen23
2018년 8월 23일
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2018년 8월 23일
Your .mat file contains a 3x2 cell array, each cell of which contains a 1x9 numeric array: this data cannot be saved in a 2D array file format such as a text file or an Excel file. To save in a 2D array file format (i.e. a text file or Excel file) you will need to have a cell array containing scalar values, or use a numeric array, or use some format that encodes nested data (this is not trivial). Here I used cell2mat to form one 3x18 numeric array, which can easily be saved in a text file or an Excel file:
>> S = load('20-8-2018.mat');
>> M = cell2mat(S.feature_vec);
>> csvwrite('output.dat',M) % to make a text file
>> xlswrite('output.xls',M) % to make an Excel file
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KALYAN ACHARJYA
2018년 8월 23일
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2018년 8월 23일
%Rename the mat file to some simple name say file1.mat (Not Mandatory)
mat_file=load('file1.mat');
f=fieldnames(mat_file);
for i=1:size(f,1)
xlswrite('mat_2_excel.xlsx',mat_file.(f{i}),f{i})
end
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Stephen23
2018년 8월 23일
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2018년 8월 23일
@Bajdar Nour: that error message is a bit misleading. The xlswrite documentation states that each cell of the cell array must contain a scalar numeric, or text. However each cell of your cell array contains a 1x9 numeric. See my answer for one solution to this.
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