Simulink "To Workspace" is outputing 3D array, why?
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I am passing data to/from Simulink from an .m file. I have most of it understood but one part. One of the signals I pass back from Simulink is being stored in a 3D array but I don't know why. It is a simple time series (i.e. a single column of data). Other (seemingly) identical data is formatted fine.
Here is my example: I have an initial sine wave that I add "13" to. I want to return the initial sine wave and the resulting sine wave, both to my .m file for plotting. The initial sine wave array is of size (51,1). The resulting sine wave array is of size (1,1,51). Why did this happen this way?
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function [] = IO_to_simulink_test_function ()
clc
clear all
close all
input_to_simulink = 13; % this is a constant
mySimOptions = simset('SrcWorkspace','current'); %setup current workspace
sim('simulink_IO_from_m_file_test',[],mySimOptions);
fprintf('The size of initial_sine_wave is:\n')
size(initial_sine_wave)
fprintf('The size of resulting_sine_wave is:\n')
size(resulting_sine_wave)
plot(initial_sine_wave)
title('Initial Sine Wave')
plot(resulting_sine_wave)
title('Resulting Sine Wave')
end
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Albert Yam
2012-7-16
Not really an answer, but I get this as well, what works for me is to squeeze the output: http://www.mathworks.com/help/techdoc/ref/squeeze.html
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