shuffle

Shuffle signals in signal datastore

Since R2020a

Syntax

shuffledsds = shuffle(sds)

Description

shuffledsds = shuffle(sds) creates a Deep Copy of the input datastore sds and shuffles the signals using the randperm function.

Examples

Shuffle Files in Signal Datastore

Specify the path to the example signals included with MATLAB®. Create a signal datastore that points to the specified folder and display the names of the files in the datastore.

folder = fullfile(matlabroot,'toolbox','matlab','audiovideo');
sds = signalDatastore(folder);
[~,c1] = fileparts(sds.Files)

c1 = 7x1 cell
    {'chirp'   }
    {'gong'    }
    {'handel'  }
    {'laughter'}
    {'mtlb'    }
    {'splat'   }
    {'train'   }

Shuffle the files to create a new datastore containing the same files in random order. Display the names of the files in the shuffled datastore.

sdsshuffled = shuffle(sds);
[~,c2] = fileparts(sdsshuffled.Files)

c2 = 7x1 cell
    {'splat'   }
    {'handel'  }
    {'train'   }
    {'mtlb'    }
    {'chirp'   }
    {'gong'    }
    {'laughter'}

Input Arguments

sds — Signal datastore

signalDatastore object

Signal datastore, specified as a signalDatastore object.

Output Arguments

shuffledsds — Shuffled signal datastore

signalDatastore object

Shuffled signal datastore, returned as a signalDatastore object containing randomly ordered files or members from sds.

More About

Deep Copy

A deep copy refers to a copy in which all levels of data are copied. For example, a deep copy of a structure copies each field and the contents of each field, if any.

Version History

Introduced in R2020a