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What is the best way to concatenate arrays of different types (matrices and cells of strings or numbers) into a table to be saved in txt file (for Matlab R2011a)?
Thanks for the contribute. I will try to use these suggestions in my case.
What is the best way to concatenate arrays of different types (matrices and cells of strings or numbers) into a table to be saved in txt file (for Matlab R2011a)?
Thanks for the contribute. I will try to use these suggestions in my case.
quasi 11 anni fa | 0
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What is the best way to concatenate arrays of different types (matrices and cells of strings or numbers) into a table to be saved in txt file (for Matlab R2011a)?
The solution is elegant, however my problem is that I am using Matlab version R2011a and therefore the function table (introduce...
What is the best way to concatenate arrays of different types (matrices and cells of strings or numbers) into a table to be saved in txt file (for Matlab R2011a)?
The solution is elegant, however my problem is that I am using Matlab version R2011a and therefore the function table (introduce...
quasi 11 anni fa | 0
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What is the best way to concatenate arrays of different types (matrices and cells of strings or numbers) into a table to be saved in txt file (for Matlab R2011a)?
Example: title = ['a', 'b', 'c']; N = 3; a = [zeros(N,1), ones(N,1)]; b = {repmat('no',N,1), repmat('yes',N,1)}; ...
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