Extracting data from SimulationOutput from multiple simulations
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Hi ,
I have done parallel simuation using parsim and singl eoutput file is generated. The Simulation Output object conatibns 8 runs of the same model ( Picture 1).
Now I want to extarct data of a specific signal from all the 8 runs in into one variable.
Currently I am using something like this,. It i sworking though , but is there any better way to do it as the numebr of signal to be processed is very large.
( TP_rms is a custom function )
No_iter= 8;
PCC_V_All=[];
for k_index=1:No_iter
PCC_V = TP_rms(get(out(1, k_index).logsout,'PCC_Vabc').Values.Data);
PCC_V_All=[PCC_V_All, PCC_V];
end
PCC-V signal is 1200x3. and the output PCC_V_All would be 1200X24.
Please suggest a better way to do this.
Picture 1:
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1561194/image.png)
Pictuer2: ( Signals in each Simulation output- Signal names are same in each run)
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1561199/image.png)
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Paul
2023-12-5
signalname = 'PCC_Vabc';
PCC_V_ALL = cell2mat(arrayfun(@(out) TP_rms(get(out.logsout,signalname).Values.Data),out,'UniformOutput',false));
There would be alternatives to fucntionalize this with signalname as an input.
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Paul
2023-12-5
You could make the whole thing into one anonymous function if you want. Not sure that would be an improvement over an m-function.
Also, I should point out that the combination of arrayfun and cell2mat in my Answer might be slower than the for loop and horizontal concatenation in @madhan ravi's Answer. If speed matters, you should compare with your typical data sets. If speed isn't the deciding factor, go with whatever you like for whatever reasons you choose.
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madhan ravi
2023-12-5
编辑:madhan ravi
2023-12-5
No_iter= 8;
PCC_V_All = cell(1, No_iter);
for k_index = 1 : No_iter
PCC_V{k_index} = TP_rms(get(out(1, k_index).logsout,'PCC_Vabc').Values.Data);
end
PCC_V_ALL = [PCC{ : }]
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