Splitting an array up

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Tim Johansson
Tim Johansson 2020-10-19
评论： Tim Johansson 2020-10-19
Hello,
i have a 64x92690 EEG dataset that i want to split into 40 parts of 64x2048.
As 2048 times 40 isen't 92690, i've been having trouble with the reshape function.
C = num2cell(reshape(x, 2048, 64, 1);
The excess amount of data i dont really care about.
Any suggestions would help
Thanks in advaced!
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Tim Johansson
Tim Johansson 2020-10-19
Thanks to all that answered!
i ended up using
x = x(:,1:40*2048)
to simply change the data length and then use reshape, as that is a function im familliar with

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Stephan
Stephan 2020-10-19
编辑：Stephan 2020-10-19
use this before reshaping - it discards all data, you dont care about:
x = x(:,1:40*2048)

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Stephen23
Stephen23 2020-10-19
Just use mat2cell, no need for reshape:
>> M = rand(64,92690); % fake data
>> N = 2048;
>> S = size(M);
>> V = repmat(N,1,fix(S(2)/N));
>> C = mat2cell(M,S(1),[V,mod(S(2),N)]);
Rik
Rik 2020-10-19
编辑：Rik 2020-10-19
You can modify the row indices you feed to mat2cell:
data=rand(64,92690);%generate random data
div=2048;
c=div*ones(1,ceil(size(data,2)/div));
c(end)=c(end)-(sum(c)-size(data,2));%trim last block
split=mat2cell(data,size(data,1),c);
%split is a 1x46 cell array, with the last cell containing fewer elements if the data doesn't fit

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