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Fast move in datastore (TabularTextDatastore)
If where you want to seek to in the datastore is approximate, there may be a way to do this using PARTITION: % divide the d...

7 years ago | 2

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Large data file with mixed character strings and numerical formats
You could use datastore to select the columns and read only those columns in. ds = datastore('filepath',...); ds.Selecte...

8 years ago | 1

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Combining and reading data from Excel (.xlsx) into Matlab
I believe the simplest way you can achieve this is with <https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/spreadsheetdatastore.html spr...

8 years ago | 1

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new 'Spreadsheet data store'. Not working ?
I would try setting raw.NumHeaderLines = 1; to skip that header row. If there are more, I would tweak that variable. ...

8 years ago | 0

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After using the datastore function, how to change the value in the 'csv' ?
The datastore cannot reflect the changed values because it simply reads the data from the file into a table. If you want to s...

9 years ago | 1

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A error：No public field ReadSize exists for class matlab.io.datastore.TabularTextDatastore.
Hello Hsiang-Sheng, Just a quick question. Are you using MATLAB R2014b? If so, the ReadSize property was added in R2015a and ...

9 years ago | 0

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Big data processing, Datastore function
It seems like there is an issue with the data within the file at around row 594000. You could try: while hasdata(ds) ...

9 years ago | 0

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Datastore SelectedVariableNames property is reset when doing changes to the Files property.
This behaviour is because changing files resets the datastore. You could try changing the SelectedVariables after changing the F...

9 years ago | 0

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Access HDFS from Matlab
You do need to install Hadoop on your Windows machine and provide that installation path to MATLAB on the same machine through t...

10 years ago | 0

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Make the vector [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10]
In MATLAB, you create a vector by enclosing the elements in square brackets like so: x = [1 2 3 4] Commas are optional, s...

10 years ago

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Is my wife right?
Regardless of input, output the string 'yes'.

10 years ago

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Text processing - Help Johnny write a letter home from camp
Johnny overuses the word 'great'. Write a script that will help him with this and future letters. If a sentence contains more ...

10 years ago

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How can I save the output of display in a string
You can do this with EVALC (http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/evalc.html) displaystring = evalc('display(obj)');

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How to concatenate variables in different matlab files?
You can do this quite simply: % load initial data filedata = load('file1.mat'); Time = filedata.Time; Force = file...

12 years ago | 1

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what's the different of "Ways to Organize Data in Structure Arrays"
Plane organization makes it easier to access particular fields of structures all at once whereas element-by-element makes it eas...

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Build matrix from an unknown number of parameters
I think what you're looking for is cells. You can store up all values in a cell as: a = rand(10); b = ones(15); ...

12 years ago | 1

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Times 2 - START HERE
Try out this test problem first. Given the variable x as your input, multiply it by two and put the result in y. Examples:...

12 years ago

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Problem in image classification
The Stats Toolbox would be useful for this. It has a function called CLASSIFY. You must however know which segmented part is whi...

12 years ago | 0

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problem using variables solving trigonometric equation with "solve('...')
It may be better to define 'a' as a symbolic variable and not a double. syms x; a = sym('1'); f = sin(x) -x + a; myVal...

12 years ago | 0

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interpolation
If you want to find the error between the two, you might be better of finding a model to predict this 'data' and then use Statis...

12 years ago | 0

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interpolation
This is an easy one. Let's say you have non-uniformly sampled data t, x, y. You want to find uniformly distributed values fo...

12 years ago | 0

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plotting second y axis with pcolor command
You can do this by creating another axis on top of the existing one in the same position. You can then play with transparencies....

12 years ago | 1

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Negentropy?
I think: Image = Image - mean(Image(:)); should fix it.

12 years ago | 0

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How to rotate an image using interpolation?
The idea is to find out the mapping of each pixel in the rotated image w.r.t the original image. Instead of saying (1, 1) in the...

12 years ago | 2

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How to change camera view with respect to the current axes coordinate system
When you have a plot on a figure, you may change your viewpoint quite easily. % get the current viewpoint viewPt = get(g...

12 years ago | 0

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Select variables for plot
The short answer is writing code like this is bad practice when it comes to changing it later and may bring many other problems....

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Minimun of x and y
The easiest way to solve this problem is by using FMINSEARCH. You want to find the minimum of f(x) where f(x) = (abs(x(1)-1) ...

12 years ago | 0

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segmenting an image into number of equal size images
One way to do this is to decide on a metric to segment the image into. Also, the method I am writing is general and the resultin...

12 years ago | 0

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brain computer interface
In general, you may be able to solve such problems by Classification. You may extract some features from your dataset, in your c...

12 years ago | 0

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Need to make a 4D plot (3D + Colour)
I think you may be able to use SURF to get the 3-D data, (use interpolated 't', 'y', 'f', by using TriScatteredInterp) in SURF a...

12 years ago | 0

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