Conversion of MATLAB Types to Java Types

When MATLAB Returns:	Dimension of Data in MATLAB is:	MATLAB Data Converts To Java Type:
int8, uint8	{1,1}	byte,java.lang.Byte
	{1,n} , {n,1}	byte[n], java.lang.Byte[n]
	{m,n,p,...}	byte[m][n][p]... , java.lang.Byte[m][n][p]...
int16, uint16	{1,1}	short, java.lang.Short
	{1,n} , {n,1}	short[n], java.lang.Short[n]
	{m,n,p,...}	short[m][n][p]... , java.lang.Short[m][n][p]...
int32, uint32	{1,1}	int, java.lang.Integer
	{1,n} , {n,1}	int[n], java.lang.Integer[n]
	{m,n,p,...}	int[m][n][p]... , java.lang.Integer[m][n][p]...
int64, uint64	{1,1}	long, java.lang.Long
	{1,n} , {n,1}	long[n], java.lang.Long[n]
	{m,n,p,...}	long[m][n][p]... , java.lang.Long[m][n][p]...
single	{1,1}	float, java.lang.Float
	{1,n} , {n,1}	float[n], java.lang.Float[n]
	{m,n,p,...}	float[m][n][p]... , java.lang.Float[m][n][p]...
double	{1,1}	double, java.lang.Double
	{1,n} , {n,1}	double[n], java.lang.Double[n]
	{m,n,p,...}	double[m][n][p]... , java.lang.Double[m][n][p]...
logical	{1,1}	boolean, java.lang.Boolean
	{1,n} , {n,1}	boolean[n], java.lang.Boolean[n]
	{m,n,p,...}	boolean[m][n][p]... , java.lang.Boolean[m][n][p]...
char	{1,1}	char, java.lang.Character
	{1,n} , {n,1}	java.lang.String
	{m,n,p,...}	char[m][n][p]... , java.lang.Character[m][n][p]...
cell (containing only strings)	{1,1}	java.lang.String
	{1,n} , {n,1}	java.lang.String[n]
	{m,n,p,...}	java.lang.String[m][n][p]...
cell (containing multiple types)	{1,1}	java.lang.Object
	{1,n} , {n,1}	java.lang.Object[n]
	{m,n,p,...}	java.lang.Object[m][n][p]...