How to split data of a .mat file into trainH trainY testH testY as shown in picture

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Benjamin Thompson
Benjamin Thompson on 9 Mar 2022
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uma on 9 Mar 2022
Edited: Stephen23 on 10 Mar 2022
I have a .mat file dataset containg four variables trainH trainY...as you can see in the above picture. Now want these fours variables in another dataset in the same way...may be this is done in the CSV file.
I have attached both my .csv and .mat dataset I just want something like this
struct with fields:
trainH: [1000×9 double]
trainY: [1000×1 double]
testH: [473×9 double]
testY: [473×1 double]

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Arif Hoq
Arif Hoq on 9 Mar 2022
My guess:
1st step: load your cmc.mat file in Variable A as a struct.
2nd step: extract your 4 variables from struct A.
A=load('cmc.mat');
trainH=A.trainH ;
trainY=A.trainY;
testH=A.testH;
testY=A.testY;
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Arif Hoq
Arif Hoq on 14 Mar 2022
move your mouse cursor to the variable trainH.
Right Click > save as> write your fileName (cmc)>save

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