- {} curly braces refer to the cell contents.
- () parentheses refer to the cells themselves.
Subtraction inside a cell array
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Hello,
My data consists of several long EEG signals, and i would like to split these signal up into even smaller epochs.
My problem is that matlab is angry with me for trying to subtract inside a cell array.
I've tried the following code:
for b=1:20
for m = 1:20
rawData.sub1.run.epochs.run{b}.movement{m} = cz{b}(:,locs(m)-2*fs:locs(m)+2*fs);
end
end
As well as the same with cellfun
rawData.sub1.run.epochs.run{b}.movement{m} = cellfun(locs(m)-2*fs:locs(m)+2*fs,cz{b});
However, both methods give the error message
"Undefined function 'minus' for input arguments of type 'cell'."
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
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Stephen23
2020년 10월 19일
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2020년 10월 19일
You will have to get the numeric data out of the cell array before performing any numeric operations on it.
Although you did not actually given enough information in your question (or upload the relevant data) I am guessing that locs is a cell array containing numeric arrays, in which case you need to use curly braces to access its contents:
locs{m}
The difference is very simple:
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Stephen23
2020년 10월 19일
@Tim Johansson: if my answer resolved your original question then please accept it.
'i am now getting a new error "First input must be a function handle." '
If you post the entire error message (this means all of the red text) then we could help you with that too.
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