Double becomes int32 --why??

2012 6 18

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My goal is to write a file that has a column of double precision numbers for each subject. Here's what I have:

    TadvDiff(1,qq) = currsubj; %Heading that displays subject ID number
    TadvDiff(2:(timepoints+1),qq) = TminusC;

currsubj and TminusC are both double-precision. Somehow, TadvDiff is int32.

After looping through each subject, I write TadvDiff to a file:

dlmwrite('TadvDiffN108.txt',TadvDiff,'delimiter','\t','precision', '%.4f');

which ends up being all 1s and 0s when I need decimals. Why did my doubles become ints, and how can I correct this?

Thanks!

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Walter Roberson 2012-6-18

Somehow, the very first time you write into TadvDiff, you must be storing int32. That very first write determines the datatype after that.

Can you reasonably pre-allocate your TadvDiff array? e.g.,

TadvDiff = zeros(timepoints+1, 17);

ANJ 2012-6-18

Great, that did the trick! Thanks so much!

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