Import files in Matlab
Import files in Matlab
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My question is pretty simple however I haven't figured out yet.
So, I have a folder with 10,000 data files (*.dat) and I try to import them using a code because it is obvious I cannot import them one by one.
In that case the names of the files are in the form "filename_number"
The files' number should be the key in order to import them using a loop.
I used the function A=importdata('filename') to import one file. However, I need a loop in order to import all of them at once so as to create a vector of the one column I need from each file!
Any help???
So, I have a folder with 10,000 data files (*.dat) and I try to import them using a code because it is obvious I cannot import them one by one.
In that case the names of the files are in the form "filename_number"
The files' number should be the key in order to import them using a loop.
I used the function A=importdata('filename') to import one file. However, I need a loop in order to import all of them at once so as to create a vector of the one column I need from each file!
Any help???
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RE: Import files in Matlab
The second method is less disgusting (ie less likely to turn your computer into a smoking ruin) but the eval approach is more in the spirit of your question, and you will learn more about the difference between cell arrays and strings.
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Greg Locock
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RE: Import files in Matlab
The second approach looks great! I will try to implement it!
Another thing is that I have problem to load files from a directory different from the "documents" folder of matlab. When I use this location, the process works fine. However, I use a computer in the University and we are not allowed to paste more than 300-350 files in the matlab directory.
In that case, is there any way I can import my files from a different directory?
RE: Import files in Matlab
Cheers
Greg Locock
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