Adding row to matrix in a loop

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I have a folder with many files (file_1, file_2 ... file_n), each of them contains variables (A, B, C ...). I need to work with several files (number of files varies) that I specifically choose from the folder (eg. file_1, file_7, file_22, ... file_m) - load the file, calculate some stuff and save the result as a new row to a matrix and then do this for another file etc.
I ´ve been thinking of using for loop to load and calculate, but I can´t figure out how to add a new row to a matrix after every loop. I tried "cat", but it didn´t work the way I need. Or is there a better solution?
And furthemore I need to plot the results in one graph the way I can specify the plot details for a group of files (eg. plot the first 10 results in red, the next ones in green, etc.). I can´t do it manually, because there are dozens of files.
Thanks in advance!

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Adam Danz
Adam Danz 2020-4-14
编辑:Adam Danz 2020-4-18
If and only if the matrices have the same number of columns, you can concatenate two matrices vertically using,
M = [m1; m2]; % where m1 and m2 are matrices with the same number of columns.
To add a new row,
M(end+1,:) = NaN; % or 0, or any other scalar value.
Another solution would be to save the matrices within a cell array and concatenate them later, after the loop; again, equal column numbers are required.
C = cell(n,1);
for i = 1:n
C{i} = mat; % mat is a matrix
end
M = vertcat(C{:});
Once the matrix is complete, the plot() function will plot one line object per column
plot(M, '-')
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Adam Danz
Adam Danz 2020-4-18
Thanks for pointing out that typo, Peter. I fixed it in the answer so it doesn't cause future confusion.
Your updated version looks good except for two small stylistic corrections you can make:
  1. Indent the lines within the for-loop (ctrl + a to select all; ctrl + i for smart indentation),
  2. Suppress the output from the first line of the for-loop by adding a semicolon to the end of the line (I realize it's probably just a demo-line).
Peter Till
Peter Till 2020-4-18
Corrections done. Thanks for the great tip, I didn´t know about the ctr+i shortcut.

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