To read, try csvread(), dlmread(), importdata(), readtable(), textscan(), or a few other ways.
For display, you can use a uitable to display the matrix in a GUI. It's like a grid or spreadsheet control. Here's a demo:
clc;
% Create sample data and row and column headers.
columnHeaders = {'n', 'Data Set #1', 'Data Set #2'};
for n=1:10,
rowHeaders{n} = sprintf('Row #%d', n);
tableData{n,1} = n;
tableData{n,2} = 10*rand(1,1);
tableData{n,3} = sprintf(' Value = %.2f %s %.2f', rand(1,1), 177, rand(1));
end
% Create the table and display it.
hTable = uitable();
% Apply the row and column headers.
set(hTable, 'RowName', rowHeaders);
set(hTable, 'ColumnName', columnHeaders);
% Display the table of values.
set(hTable, 'data', tableData);
% Size the table.
set(hTable, 'units', 'normalized');
set(hTable, 'Position', [.1 .1 .8 .8]);
set(hTable, 'ColumnWidth', {40, 120, 180});
set(gcf,'name','Image Analysis Demo','numbertitle','off')
To write out to a text file, use fullfile(), fopen(), fprintf(), and fclose() - see documentation for examples.
It's nice to see that you looked for a solution on your own (YouTube) before asking here. That's one of the points listed in our tutorial: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/6200-tutorial-how-to-ask-a-question-on-answers-and-get-a-fast-answer Of course I'd probably search Answers first, then the newsgroup, then YouTube or the internet in general.
