How do I name individual cells from a cell
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I'm creating a .mat file with some parameters (angle = array and transmission = cell 1x9 with 12000x20 individual cells). How do I name and save each 12000x20 cell with the name "generic" + individual component of the array "angle". Note that cells in "transmission" were calculated based off the order of angle, so order should already be matched up. Necessary for calculations based off another function.
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Stephen23
2018-5-31
"How do I name and save each 12000x20 cell with the name "generic" + individual component of the array "angle""
Don't do this. Using indexing is much simpler, most efficient, and easier to debug.
"Note that cells in "transmission" were calculated based off the order of angle, so order should already be matched up"
That is exactly what indexing does: keeps things in a particular order. So easy with indexing!
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Jan
2018-5-30
编辑:Jan
2018-5-30
A bold guess: You want to use a struct?
Note that creating 12000x20 different variables or fields of a struct would be extremely inefficient and very ugly. You would have to hide an index in the names of the fields, and this is a bad idea. See Tutorial: Avoid the dynamic creation of variables.
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Jan
2018-5-30
I assume, that using an array is much more efficient and cleaner, than a huge struct with magically numbered field names. I simply refuse to post code to produce 240'000 field names, although this is very easy using sprintf and "dynamic fieldnames" (use these terms to search in the forum). I'm too convinced, that this method will be a shot in your knee and I'm not willing to hut you.
I suggest to explain the actual problem with more details to get a better strategy than a huge struct array. Currently the explanations of what you want to do are not clear enough to be understood.
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