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Re: multi array delimiters (what are the)?
Posted:
Jan 18, 2005 2:33 AM
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"Clarence Perkin" <perkinclarence@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Inside matlab I can crate a 3D array (A) from my 2D array data
> files, then save it as A.mat, then re-open and work with it as I
> please. So, I think that saving the A (to A.mat) file delimits
> the 2D arrays it was constructed from.
The .mat file contains information about the size of the array.
When the size is known there is no need for a delimiter at all.
When MATLAB loads the mat-file, it read the elements and then sets
the size of the array to whatever size was specified in the
mat-file.
MATLAB has no delimiter for separating pages (or slices) of a 3D
array, so you can't write a text file which, when loaded, will
give you a 3D array. Of course you can create an m-file which,
when executed, will give a 3D array, but that's not what you want,
is it?
Peter
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