Reading unformatted text and converting to formatted
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Hi,
I have some files that contain raw text that is unformatted. These files have lots of lines and all of these lines are along the lines of
RFCH[0][0]:1, RFCH[0][1]:2, RFCH[0][2]:3,
etc. What I need to do is assign the value to the right of the colon to a corresponding matrix location, so the first 1 would go to [0,0] ([1,1] since Matlab probably wouldn't recognize [0,0]).
I know I can open the file using
fid=fopen(projectdir, 'r')
T=textscan(fid, '%s')
fclose(fid)
I am not really sure how go about this. Any help would be great.
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Stephen23
2015-11-24
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2015-11-24
You can read the whole file using fileread, identify the digits using regexp, convert the values to linear indices using sub2ind, and then simple linear indexing is all that is required to allocate the values from the file to the final matrix:
str = fileread('temp.txt');
% identify digits:
rgx = '[A-Z]+\[(\d+)\]\[(\d+)\]: *(\d+)';
C = regexp(str,rgx,'tokens');
% convert digits to numeric:
M = cellfun(@str2double,vertcat(C{:}));
M(:,1:2) = 1+M(:,1:2);
% convert to linear indices:
out = nan(max(M(:,1)),max(M(:,2)));
idx = sub2ind(size(out),M(:,1),M(:,2));
% allocate values:
out(idx) = M(:,3)
Because you did not provide any sample datafile I had to create my own, which contains only this string:
RFCH[0][0]:1, RFCH[0][1]:2, RFCH[0][2]:3, RFCH[2][2]:4
The code's output using my sample data file is this:
out =
1 2 3
NaN NaN NaN
NaN NaN 4
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dpb
2015-11-24
RFCH[0][0]:1, RFCH[0][1]:2, RFCH[0][2]:3,
fmt='RFCH[%d][%d]:%d';
fid=fopen('yorfile');
c=cell2mat(textscan(fid,fmt,'delimiter',',','collectoutput',1));
fid=fclose(fid);
X(c(:,1)+1,c(:,2)+1)=c(:,3);
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Stephen23
2015-11-24
Subscripted assignment dimension mismatch.
Error in temp (line 5)
X(c(:,1)+1,c(:,2)+1) = c(:,3);
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