Reading/Extracting data from a text file in a certain format using Matlab
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Hi,
I am a beginner in Matlab. I need to extract some required data [ I index, J index of cells and their lengths(DX) and widths(DY)] from the attached text file in the following formate:
I J DX DY
2 2 35.53 51.93
3 2 35.53 51.93
4 2 35.53 51.93
5 2 35.53 51.93
.............................................
.............................................
196 199 35.53 51.93
197 199 35.53 51.93
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Abhilash Padma
on 4 Oct 2019
what is the format of data present in text file?
Shuvashish Roy
on 4 Oct 2019
Abhilash Padma
on 4 Oct 2019
But data is not clear in text file. Below are the first few lines of text file. Could you explain what each line corresponds to?
2 2 963354.2231605511624366963389.7596605512080714963389.7596605512080714963354.2231605511624366
1383067.78205397375859321383067.78205397375859321383119.72205397370271381383119.7220539737027138
963371.9914105511270463 1383093.7520539737306535
35.5365000000409808 51.9399999999999977
Turlough Hughes
on 4 Oct 2019
It looks like the first line corresponds to i j and the fifth to Dx Dy.
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Turlough Hughes
on 8 Oct 2019
Edited: Turlough Hughes
on 8 Oct 2019
No problem.
On your first question; The last index of an array can be specified by calling the index end. end + 1 means we add an additional row at the end of the arrays ij and DxDy to save the new lines read from your file. It might be helpful for you to look up matrix indexing in the documentation or the following video.
For the second question, one way is to do the following:
DMDN = ones(size(ij));
DMDN(:,1)=DMDN(:,1).*5;
DMDN(:,2)=DMDN(:,2).*3;
data = [data DMDN];
3 Comments
Shuvashish Roy
on 8 Oct 2019
Shuvashish Roy
on 8 Oct 2019
Edited: Shuvashish Roy
on 8 Oct 2019
Turlough Hughes
on 8 Oct 2019
Change
mod(c,5)==0
to
mod(c+1,5)==0
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