How to use a nested loop for multiple CSV

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Sue MM 2019-1-31

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编辑： Jan 2019-2-1

Hi, I am having some trouble with the following problem. I did some testing and tested 5 materials, 3 times each therefore I have files called a_1, a_2, a_3, b_1, b_2 etc.

I want to create a loop where I can open the csv files, read the first 2 columns for each file column 1 = variable X, column 2 =Variable Y, and then find averages for X and Y variables in 'A', 'B', 'C' (A = a_1, a_2, a_3 etc)

This is the code I have so far but I am having issues with doing the correct mean operations and finding the correct area under graph per file as that is not working

for f = 1:5
    Lab = ['a_'; 'b_'; 'c_';'d_';'e_'];
    
    for n = 1:3
        filename = ([Lab(f,:),num2str(n),'.csv']); 
        Test= csvread(filename,1,0);
        Extension_Or = Test(:,1);
        Force_Or = Test(:,2);  
        %Subtract noise 
        Ext_sub = Test(2,1);
        F_sub   = Test(2,2); 
       
        %start at 0 
        Extension(f,n,:) = Extension_Or(:,1) - Ext_sub; 
        Force(f,n,:) = Force_Or(:,1) - F_sub; 
        %Calculate area under graph 
        Area_Test(f) = trapz(Extension(f,n,:), Force(f,n,:));
end 
Extension_Average = mean(Extension); 
end 

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Sue MM 2019-1-31

Unfortunately it still gives me the error: Error using trapz (line 62)

X must be a vector.

Bob Thompson 2019-1-31

Maybe try

Area_Test(f) = trapz([Extension(f,n,:), Force(f,n,:)],1); % Concatonate the two together

Unfortunately, I don't have a perfect solution for you, as I haven't personally used trapz, and don't know how exactly your data should be organized. If the above doesn't work then I would suggest pulling up the documentation of trapz and reviewing it yourself, as that is all I will be able to do.

Feel free to ask any further clarification questions, and I'm sure we will help as we can.

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