Create single array from multiple arrays in struct

HI, I am rather new to Matlab and am trying to perform some statistics on data I have in a structure. I have several hundred arrays of varying length for each index in the structure representing water levels from a storm (Storm.hydrograph). I want to be able to get the mean and standard deviation for all of the values from all storms. To do this, I am trying to generate a single list/array of all the water level points from every storm.

I have tried :

allHydro = [Storms.hydrograph]

but I get error messages because each of the arrays are of unique length.

Is there a way to get them all in one array? Or is there a way to perform statistics on them as they are in the structure? (I have already done statistics on them individually, but want statistics of all the values combined).

Thank you!

[Jan]

You have to clarify what you want to do mathematically. If the different arrays have different sizes, it ist not clear, what you want to do.

Storms(1).hydropgraph = 1:10
Storms(2).hydropgraph = 2:21

So what ou you wnt to achieve now? "Statistics over them" is not defined uniquely.

[Autumn P]

They're all 1:n arrays. Where n varies. I want one big list of all the values and then I am going to get the mean and standard deviation of all said values.

Answer 1

[cr]

Presuming the error you got is "Dimensions of arrays being concatenated are not consistent.", all data in column vectors may be concatenated using

allHydro = cat(1,Storms.hydrograph);

[Autumn P]

Thank you! I knew it had to be simple, but I could not figure it out.