Vary Variable name in a for loop
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Hello Matlab community,
I am a beginner in Matlab and I use it normally for data treatment.
The software I'm using ouputs my acquired data in multiples Traces when I import it in Matlab in a similar way than showed at the bottom:
Trace_1_1_1_1
Trace_1_1_2_1
Trace_1_1_3_1
Trace_1_2_1_1
...
I would like to create a new matrix where I would have 3 columns that would go like this:
Trace_1_1_1_1 Trace_1_1_2_1 Trace_1_1_3_1
Here is my current for loop I would like to used to accomplish this task since I have 58 different Traces.
for i = 1:58;
for j = 1:3;
a_i = zeros(size(Trace_1_i_j_1,1),3);
a_i(:,j) = Trace_1_i_j_1(:,2);
end end
Matlab don't have the ability to use the i and j values and implement them in the Trace variable. Do you have any suggestion to overcome this issue?
I don't know if I made myself clear.
Feel free to reply and ask further questions.
Thanks for all the help!
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Babak
2012-12-5
编辑:Babak
2012-12-5
you can create a name with this:
myvarname = cell(3,1);
for j=1:3
myvarname{j} = sprintf('Trace_1_1_%u_1',j)
end
Then you can use these names as follows to store values in workspace
clear assignin;
for j=1:3
assignin('base',myvarname{j},2*j+5); % for example
end
To get the values from workspace do this:
value = zeros(3,1);
for j=1:3
value(j) = evalin('base',myvarname{j})
end
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Babak
2012-12-5
I am sorry, I made a mistake in the format of the assignin() function. I fixed the solution I'd written above (the second for loop).
Please clear assignin variable if you have created it in MATLAB's base workspace by mistake... you just need to do this once.. and use the assignin(.,.,.) the way I'm indicating above, or loop at MATLAB's documentation on assignin
doc assignin
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