I've run 1000 simulations with very small time steps in Simulink and stored the data in Simulink.SimulationOutput. I'd like to extract some info from this output and write it to a CSV file for each case. I tried creating a table for each simulation in a for loop and used the following command to save 1000 CSV files:
filename = fullfile('Results', filesep, sprintf('out_%d.csv',j));
writetable(T, fname)
Apparently for some simulations I have uneven numbers of rows so Table didn't work for me. I don't know which cases have uneven numbers, and I ran my simulation on a cluster. So to inspect that I then I tried saving the output with the following command with an intention to carry it to my computer to find out which simulation result(s) causes the problem.
save('results', 'out', '-v7.3')
The problem is that this file is ending up to be much larger than I expected (it's still running and the last time I checked it was going over 15 GB). Even after saving this, I won't be able to open it on my PC due to the file size. And I'd like to process the data with another software, so I'd like to save each simulation as a separate CSV file. What is the fastest way to do this for a handful of variables with different sizes?
PS: I don't want to decrease my simulation sample time any further, so I have to work with what I have right now.
