Splitting a Matrix and saving results

But do you really need the data spit in separate files like this? It will be a pain to read them all in and combine them into a single matrix later on. Can't you just save the reshaped matrix, and then read in the whole thing and pick off your x(:,:,k) part for processing? What program is reading this data downstream?

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Robert 2015-6-18

Thanks for your answer, Unfortunately another Code I am going to use this data in is written such that it loads all the .txt files in a directory to read, rather than splitting up one file (I'm not matlab literate enough to alter that just yet).

In the answer you gave above, how does the 'k' translate into the actual code? I get what k is representing, the 3rd dimensio, but If I were to type the bottom part of the code in I'm guessing it would say 'k' is undefined...

James Tursa 2015-6-18

在 MATLAB Online 中打开

E.g.,

x = reshape(your_matrix,35,43,127);
for k=1:127
    individual_matrix = x(:,:,k);
    fname = sprintf('data%04d.txt',k);
    % write the variable individual_matrix to the file fname here
end