How to access nested cell data?

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SUSHMA MB
SUSHMA MB on 23 Apr 2015
Commented: SUSHMA MB on 23 Apr 2015
I am attaching the file which contains the coordinates of a polygon. I want to split the data given in the attached file into x and y variables. For example:
x=[1,1,2,2,1,NaN,4,4,5,5,4,NaN,6,6,7] and
y=[1,1,2,2,1,NaN,4,4,5,5,4,NaN,6,6,7]
How can i split my data into this format. Please do answer my question. Thank you

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Guillaume
Guillaume on 23 Apr 2015
Edited: Guillaume on 23 Apr 2015
it's very unclear what you're asking particularly as there's no value in your demo matrix that belongs to the set [1,1,2,2,1,NaN,4,4,5,5,4,NaN,6,6,7].
In view that your cell array contains exclusively, N x 2 matrices, I'll assume that you just want to concatenate the whole lot. Use vertcat together with expension of cell array into comma separated lists:
load('trialdataofcoordinates.mat');
coords = vertcat(mycoordinates{:});
x = coords(:, 1)
y = coords(:, 2)
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Guillaume
Guillaume on 23 Apr 2015
The simplest way is to add a row of 1x2 matrices of NaN to your cell array. The reshaping into a single column (with the : operation) will automatically place the NaN matrix in between each other matrices:
load('trialdataofcoordinates.mat');
mycoordinates(2, :) = {[nan nan]};
coords = vertcat(mycoordinates{:});
x = coords(:, 1)
y = coords(:, 2)
SUSHMA MB
SUSHMA MB on 23 Apr 2015
Thank you so much. Its really very helpful........Thank you once again

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