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FAQ: How can I process a sequence of files?
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How can I process a sequence of files?
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Walter Roberson
on 16 Feb 2020
Pre-allocate an output array that is at least 3 dimensions, with one dimension being the number of times the first loop will execute, a second dimension being the number of times the second loop will execute, and the third dimension being the number of times the third loop will execute. Then assign to the output according to how many loop iterations you have done.
For example,
Lvals = [-83, 149, -5, 0, -2, 101];
numL = length(Lvals);
output = zeros(7, 3, numL);
for J = 9:17:11
Jidx = round((J-9)/17) + 1;
for K = 1000:500:2000
Kidx = round((K-500)/500);
for Lidx = 1 : numL
L = Lvals(Lidx);
output(Jidx, Kidx, L) = J.^2 + K/7 + sin(L.^3);
end
end
end
Accepted Answer
Jan
on 26 Dec 2012
Edited: Jan
on 8 Apr 2021
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joshua Abam
on 24 Jun 2019
Hi Walter
I seem not to have follow your suggestion can you help by adding some more comments to ease my grap or better still use this example to illustrate it and where best can I possible attached that to a GA code.
function f = gaintobj(x)
f = rastriginsfcn([x(1)-6 x(2)-13]);
f = f + rastriginsfcn([x(3)-3*pi x(4)-5*pi]);
lb = [1 1 -30 -30];
ub = [20 20 70 70];
%%
% Set the integer variables and number of variables.
IntCon = [1 2];
nvar = 4;
%%
% Set options to call the custom output function, and to initially have
% little crossover.
options = optimoptions('ga','OutputFcn',@gaoutputfunround,'CrossoverFraction',0.2);
%%
% For reproducibility, set the random number generator.
rng(10)
%%
% Set the objective function and call the solver.
fun = @gaintobj;
[x,fval] = ga(fun,nvar,[],[],[],[],lb,ub,[],IntCon,options)
More Answers (2)
Sean de Wolski
on 29 Jul 2016
Edited: Sean de Wolski
on 29 Jul 2016
In MATLAB R2014b and newer, you can use a datastore to read a sequence of files in a load-analyze-discard manner or in one shot with the readall() command.
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Ismail Qeshta
on 11 Nov 2017
Hi all. Thanks for sharing it. How about if my files are in permutations sequence such as, Data11, Data12, Data 13, etc. Also, what if I would like to plot two different files names within a folder? Regards.
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