Table formatting in variable viewer question.

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Michael Savage 2023-8-3

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回答： Sanjana 2023-8-22

Hello everyone,

So I am extracting some data out from analysis I am conducting into tables. Interestingly they seem to be differently formatted and I can not figure out why. The table 't' is based on feature exctraction through 'regionprops' and looks like below in the variable viewer:

However, tha table 't2' is produced by using the 'table' function and looks like below in the variable viewer:

Does anyone have any idea why the second table is not formatted in the more interactive manner?

Cheers!

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Walter Roberson 2023-8-3

Good question. So far I have only observed that for arrays that are fairly large, or more than 2 dimensions. But your t2 is smaller than your t1 and tables are always 2D, so I do not know why this is happening for you.

Michael Savage 2023-8-3

tables.mat

Hello,

Please find the .mat file containing the tables attached.

Thanks!

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Sanjana 2023-8-22

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Hi Michael,

I understand that you are facing an issue with the table formatting in the variable viewer. The problem is due to the presence of 3 dimensional arrays in the “t2.pFit” column.One possible solution, is to use “squeeze” function to remove dimensions of length 1, there by converting the 3 dimensional arrays in the “t2.pFit” column each to the size of “2x2 double”.

Below is the code for the above solution,

% converting table to cell to use cellfun
t2_cell = table2cell(t2) 
%applying squeeze function to remove Dimensions of length 1 in pFit column
t2_cell_modified = cellfun(@squeeze,t2_cell,'UniformOutput',false)
%converting cell to table
t2_modified = cell2table(t2_cell_modified)    