Finding right function in python based on MatLab code.

Hello everyone,

I have a MatLab code that I wanted to write it down in Python. I am not very expert in MatLab, so I do appreciate it if you could help me.

This is what I want to transfer: Even tell me what is the form of "Resistivity.boundsTransform", will help me a lot. Thank you.

function  Resistivity = m2d_readResistivity(file)

Resistivity = [];
Resistivity.boundsTransform = [];
Resistivity.globalBounds = [];

fid = fopen(file,'r');

sLine = fgets( fid );

[sCode, sValue] = strtok( sLine, ':' );

% Which code do we have?
switch (sCode)
    case {'format','version'}
        Resistivity.version = sValue;
    case {'model file','poly file'}
        Resistivity.polyFile = sValue;
    case {'data file'}
        Resistivity.dataFile = sValue;
    case {'roughness with prejudice'}      
        switch sValue
            case 'yes'
                Resistivity.bRoughnessWithPrejudice = true;
            otherwise
                Resistivity.bRoughnessWithPrejudice = false;     
        end
        
        Resistivity.resistivity   = zeros(Resistivity.numRegions,nrho);
        Resistivity.freeparameter = zeros(Resistivity.numRegions,nrho);
        Resistivity.prejudice     = zeros(Resistivity.numRegions,2*nrho);
        Resistivity.bounds        = zeros(Resistivity.numRegions,2*nrho);
        
end
end


fclose(fid);  
end

[Rik]

This code seems not to do much.

The line you refer to is creating a field with the name boundsTransform in the struct Resistivity and assigning an empty double to it.

[Voss]

(@Farzad's "Answer" moved here:)

Thank you for your comment. Could you please send me a link to study more about it.

[Voss]

@Farzad:

https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/struct.html

[Farzad]

Thank you.

[Walter Roberson]

"Resistivity" and "boundsTransform" do not mean anything special to MATLAB. The code is creating an arbitrary field inside an arbitrary structure, with no special behaviour of any kind invoked.

[Farzad]

Thank you for your comment. It's a part of code. I just wanted to know what type of structure is that. Someone sent me a link that was useful.