Extracting data fom nested object arrays
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I have object arrays where the objects have properties that them-self are object arrays. What is the best way to extract data from the "bottom layer"?
A single data point can be accessed in this way:
dataIwant(3,2) = topLayer(3).middleLayerProperty(2).bottomLayerProperty;
- Is there a one-liner for creating the entire dataIwant?
- Why is this so slow?
dataIwant = [topLayer.middleLayerProperty];
dataIwant = [dataIwant.bottomLayerProperty];
It took more than 0.015s for a 600 (top layer) x 4 (middle layer) object array.
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Matt J
2018-4-24
Is there a one-liner for creating the entire dataIwant?
Not using out-of-the-box MATLAB features, but you can overload the subsref method of the class to have any behavior that you want.
Why is this so slow?
It depends on many factors, such as the memory consumed by the array, your MATLAB version, whether you executed this from the command line or inside a function, whether you ran this once or many times (so that the commands could cache).
But the statements you've shown are not trivial operations. They build whole new arrays, and so require memory allocation and copying. You should consider whether splitting your middle layer across many objects is really the best data organization for you. It might be better to have a single object with an array of middle-layer objects, so that you can index like this
dataIwant(3,2) = topLayer.middleLayerProperty(3,2).bottomLayerProperty;
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