Accessing contents inside Nested cell
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I have a nested cell of the size 1x48 and there are multiple cells inside them as shown below in the screen shot. They are of variable length so some matlab functions like cell2mat is not working.
I want to store those values in a matrix one-by-one as per the order of the cells so that it can be easily written to excel files.
Here is my code that I have tried.
clc
e = edges;
e_size = size(e);
for i=1:1:e_size(1)
for j=1:1:e_size(2)
e_new=e{i,j};
end
end
edges is my nested cell
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dpb
2021-6-23
nMax=cellfun(@numel,edges)
array=cell2mat(cellfun(@(c)cat(2,c,zeros(1,nMax-numel(c))),edges.','UniformOutput',false));
Will augment with zeros, use nan() instead of zeros() for NaN placeholder.
Otherwise, will have to either
- write as string data converting to formatted values instead of numeric or
- write each row individually if really leaving blanks is the mandatory requirement of varying-length records.
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Ketan Shende
2021-6-23
dpb
2021-6-23
Dummy argument in the anonymous function...
Ketan Shende
2021-6-23
dpb
2021-6-23
>> edges={rand(1,4),rand(1,8)} % create a sample cell array...
edges =
1×2 cell array
{1×4 double} {1×8 double}
>> nMax=max(cellfun(@numel,edges))
nMax =
8
>> array=cell2mat(cellfun(@(c)cat(2,c,zeros(1,nMax-numel(c))),edges.','UniformOutput',false))
array =
0.7376 0.8657 0.4787 0.1953 0 0 0 0
0.3574 0.8979 0.2280 0.8536 0.0193 0.3410 0.5375 0.2821
>>
The above edges array mimics the structure of your image; just a little smaller, but that's immaterial.
If you're trying on some other form of input than the above, then we'll have to have the actual form to debug what might be the trouble.
It's always better to attach a .mat file containing the variable rather than images -- nobody can do anything with them other than try to match as did above.
dpb
2021-6-23
Oh. I see. Indeed you do need to attach edges -- I thought that was what the image was; that's not.
The above will work on as it mimics e_new; it was not intended for another level of nesting.
I'm not up to trying to mimic what the actual input is tonight; attach a .mat file with the content and I'll try to look in the morning again...
Ketan Shende
2021-6-24
Ketan Shende
2021-6-24
dpb
2021-6-24
My code above works for the values array above as is
You can't have a regular array that doesn't fill to the minimum of the largest row with something, no; see the note I wrote in the original answer about that issue.
But, writecell can handle that case of singly-stored cells--
writecell(values.','Values.xls','UseExcel',1)
Ketan Shende
2021-6-24
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dpb
2021-6-24
Well, P doesn't follow the form --
> P
P =
1×4 cell array
{1×48 cell} {1×48 cell} {1×48 cell} {48×40 double}
of a cell array of doubles -- the last cell is a 2D double array instead of a vector of a cell.
You can make the catenation work to the form of the cell by changing the definitions above to use the appropriate size() arguments in place of the assumed 1 for size(_,1) and numel() for size(_,2) but the double array instead of the cell array will break the cell2mat operation.
You need the consistent way to generate all the cells in the array; whatever process you used for the last is inconsistent with the rest.
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