saving each iteration of Nested for-loops in a matrix

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Hi!
I have a nested for-loop (f. ex.: ii=1:length(x1), jj=1:length(x2),...) in which I call my function file. The function has several outputs. Now I want to save the outputs for each iteration and so create a matrix. Additionally I plot in the function file also and save it as png file. This should be saved as with the right iteration name (so that I lnow that this figure belongs to x1=4,x2=3,x3=2, x4=1)
How I can do this?

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Geoff Hayes
Geoff Hayes 2015-2-7
Antonio - for any iteration you have a png image and several variables. Try saving all of this to a structure like
data.x1 = 4;
data.x2 = 3;
data.x3 = 2;
data.x4 = 1;
data.img = ...;
Then save each of these structures to an array (or cell array) that is updated at each iteration of your inner loop. Using a structure allows you to keep all relevant info together, and putting it all in an array (cell or otherwise) keeps all of the output from each iteration together.

Antonio Sereira
Antonio Sereira 2015-2-8
Hi!
The problem is that I have to save each output in a matrix like the first column of matrix A (correspond to output y1) are the values for m=1. Second coulumn for m=2. The problem is my function has several outputs and I called all the outputs "Results=[y1,y2,y3,...]. And now I would like to do something like
"A_1(:,count)=Result(...)".
You understand what I mean?
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Stephen23
Stephen23 2015-2-8
If count is your loop variable and each of yN is scalar, then doing
A_1(:,count) = Result;
will allocate your vector Results to a new column of A_1, thus storing them. Try it!

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