Reading a massive file but skipping several lines / rows at a fixed interval

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What is the most efficient way to read / analyze rows 1-1990 of an array, then skip 9 lines, then read rows 2000-3990, skip 9 rows, read rows 4000-5990, and so on to the end of the array? Is there a way to vectorize that?
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L'O.G.
L'O.G. 2022-3-29
Yes, but how? I know how to delete every 4th row, for example, would be A(4:4:end,:) = [] but I don't know how to apply that for my case where I need to skip / delete multiply lines.
Stephen23
Stephen23 2022-3-29
编辑:Stephen23 2022-3-29
Use a loop. Inside the loop you can easily tell MATLAB which part of the file to read, e.g.:
  • TEXTSCAN lets you specify how many times the format is applied and how many header lines.
  • READTABLE et al let you specify the data location, header location, etc.
What is so special about the rows you wan to ignore: are they intermediate headers or just data you don't want? The answer to that question will change how you can approach this task.

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KSSV
KSSV 2022-3-29
编辑:KSSV 2022-3-29
id = 1:9 ; % line numbers
V = 1990:2000:9990 ; % give the end wisely
idx = id'+V ; % make indices
idx = idx(:) ; % make indices a column
% Let A be your array
A(idx) = [] ; % remove the lines using the indices

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Arif Hoq
Arif Hoq 2022-3-29
try this loop:
A=(1:9990)'; % making an array
idx=2000; % taken value from 2000
count=(size(A,1)+10)/idx;
first_index=A(1:1990); % first index value to make the loop simple
C=cell(count,1);
for i=2:count
C{i}=A(idx*(i-1):(idx*i)-10);
end
mat=[C{:}]

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