I am dividing 8bit binary value to two 4 bits values. How not to get "{}" these bars with my output

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MUHAMMAD ISLAM
MUHAMMAD ISLAM 2021-9-30
评论： MUHAMMAD ISLAM 2021-10-1
I am using the function
result=dec2bin(I(i,j),8);
value = mat2cell(result,1,[4,4]);
Now I want to store the "value" in some variable but I get it in {'1001'} form and I need it in simple 1001 or '1001' form with the curly I cannot perform any function.
I want to convert the value '1001' to decimal but the function "bi2de()" do not work on it.
thanks

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MUHAMMAD ISLAM
MUHAMMAD ISLAM 2021-9-30
I got the answer the function give output as value{1} = '1001' and value{2}='1100'. I was storing it as i= value(1) so it used to store it as i={'1001'} but when I tried i=value{1} so it stored correctly i = '1001'

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Dave B
Dave B 2021-9-30
编辑：Dave B 2021-9-30
Ran in:
The function mat2cell converts to a cell array, which is shown with {} and which you can retrieve the values with the same {}
result=dec2bin(58,8)
result = '00111010'
value = mat2cell(result,1,[4 4])
value = 1×2 cell array
{'0011'} {'1010'}
value{1}
ans = '0011'
bin2dec(value{1})
ans = 3
value{2}
ans = '1010'
bin2dec(value{2})
ans = 10
You can also apply a function to several cells at once using cellfun:
cellfun(@bin2dec, value)
ans = 1×2
3 10

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