- a non-scalar structure with fields e.g. LOCATIONS and FILENAMES.
- one or two cell arrays, possibly in conjunction with VARARGIN and VARARGOUT.
Function that outputs a varying number of variables depending on input --> N inputs = N output variables
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I have read that dynamic variables are generally bad practice and can be avoided using other methods. However, I was curious about a potential use case. I would like to make a function that takes in N inputs that correspond to the locations and filenames of several datasets and then the function loads the data and saves it to a variable (N inputs = N ouput variables). Is there a good way to do this? To my understanding I would be unable to use alternate methods given that the data I am loading are mutlidimensional arrays of varying dimensions.
I considered padding each array to the same size with NaNs, but I am very hesistant to use this method. Does anyone have any recommendations?
I only want to do this to save myself time with either copying and pasting or typing out the code to load each file separately.
Would using a struct be possible, where each field corresponds to a dataset?
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Stephen23
2022-10-3
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2022-10-3
"To my understanding I would be unable to use alternate methods given that the data I am loading are mutlidimensional arrays of varying dimensions."
Why does that stop you from using container arrays? That is precisely what container arrays are for !
"Is there a good way to do this?"
There are certainly better ways of doing this, some obvious approaches to try would be:
See also:
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