Run a script file "i" times and save output variable to a 3D array

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Kohen Bauer
Kohen Bauer 2021년 4월 13일
답변: Gargi Patil 2021년 4월 16일
I have a script file "myscript.m" where each time the script file is executed I obtain a 1001x2 output variable "output".
I would like to execute this script "i" times in a loop, and save the output variable as an array (output,i) = (1001,2,i)
I've tried the following code in a new script file and am able to obtain a (1001,2,i) array, however, only the first column of my array is populated with the correct values from "output", the second column is zeros, which should not be the case.
result = zeros(1001,2,5); %preallocate array
for i = 1:5
run('myscript'); % where "output" = 1001x2, is computed
result(:,:,i)=[output(:,1),output(:,2)];
end
I know I've missed something trivial here.
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DGM
DGM 2021년 4월 13일
편집: DGM 2021년 4월 13일
Is there any reason why you're not using a function to do this? Just looking at this, there's no clear way to determine what's going on. I have a feeling that the entire problem is being caused by trying to run a script as a function and causing conflicts with variables left over from prior runs ... or something similar.

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Gargi Patil
Gargi Patil 2021년 4월 16일
The code provided by you should correctly assign the values to result. You can also simplify it by using the following code in the for loop:
result(:,:,i)=output;
The undesired assignment could be occurring due to incorrect assignment of values to output. Ensure that run() is computing output correctly.

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