save values of variable

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fereshte 2014-6-4

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hi.i run a code and give me a variable. i click it and dont show me any value.but when i type in work space and press enter give me values. why? how save the values?

my variable is fittedmodel1 and attached it.

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Roger Wohlwend 2014-6-4

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The variable fittedmodel1 is a class. You cannot double-click on class variables and see what is inside. You have to use the workspace for that. To save the values just save the variable. Or extract the values and save them in a different variable.

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fereshte 2014-6-4

在 MATLAB Online 中打开

>> fittedmodel1

fittedmodel1 =

     General model Gauss8:
     fittedmodel1(x) = 
              a1*exp(-((x-b1)/c1)^2) + a2*exp(-((x-b2)/c2)^2) + 
              a3*exp(-((x-b3)/c3)^2) + a4*exp(-((x-b4)/c4)^2) + 
              a5*exp(-((x-b5)/c5)^2) + a6*exp(-((x-b6)/c6)^2) + 
              a7*exp(-((x-b7)/c7)^2) + a8*exp(-((x-b8)/c8)^2)
     Coefficients (with 95% confidence bounds):
       a1 =       11.79  (-25.14, 48.73)
       b1 =       24.23  (23.1, 25.36)
       c1 =       1.269  (-0.9108, 3.448)
       a2 =       5.997  (-2754, 2766)
       b2 =       31.62  (-42.47, 105.7)
       c2 =       0.557  (-183.4, 184.6)
       a3 =      -128.5  (-2.117e+005, 2.114e+005)
       b3 =       36.55  (-2138, 2211)
       c3 =       4.403  (-433.9, 442.7)
       a4 =       144.7  (-2.116e+005, 2.119e+005)
       b4 =       35.59  (-255.2, 326.4)
       c4 =        3.91  (-439, 446.9)
       a5 =       513.9  (-9.874e+005, 9.884e+005)
       b5 =       30.21  (-306.9, 367.3)
       c5 =       6.427  (-199.9, 212.7)
       a6 =       9.715  (-717.2, 736.6)
       b6 =       30.31  (6.772, 53.86)
       c6 =       1.819  (-44.63, 48.27)
       a7 =      -469.9  (-9.996e+005, 9.986e+005)
       b7 =       30.48  (-114.3, 175.2)
       c7 =        6.14  (-440.2, 452.5)
       a8 =       58.28  (-4016, 4133)
       b8 =       39.29  (16.41, 62.17)
       c8 =       2.707  (-19.83, 25.25)

Roger Wohlwend 2014-6-4

Save the variable fittedmodel1, not the single coefficients, because you need the class to interpolate, plot or whatever. You can access the coefficients with fittedmodel1.a1, fittedmodel1.b1, ....

fereshte 2014-6-4