Matlab data to latex

hey guys,

i created some code on matlab for calculate some formulas. the output values are in a 3x2, 3x1, 2x2 matrix. for example voltage u_11, u_12 etc...

with every time i run the .m file of my calculation for sure the variables change their values in cause of other inputs.

all in all i want to write in latex in the align-mode line under line u_12= 5 V \\ u_13= 7 V \\ and so on....

it would be stupid to copy all the values with the cursor and fill it in manually.

how can i create a file with the values in a matrix and then write in latex

u_12= data(u_12) where data is the file which is created by matlab.

thanks.

[José-Luis]

You could create strings in Matlab with the Latex commands you require, save as a text file and insert a pointer to that text file in your Latex document.

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[fhz]

Hi Marc.

I've had the same issues you have, then I wrote some code to facilitate the process.

I may indicate for you my Matlab to LaTeX Library and also my File Manipulation Library.

Any suggestions are appreciated.

[Jakob Dupont]

Hi @fhz

I new to MatLab (as in brand new) but experienced in LaTeX. Do you have some sort of example or guide on how to use your library?

/ j

[fhz]

Hi @Jakob Dupont.

Yes, there are examples in my library, unfortunately there are not separated and organized in a document.

There is a script with a full example envolving control engineering (I recently update it).

Each function has it own examples inside it. I suggest testing each example inside each function.

Some functions that use symbolic variable and the command "latex" from matlab and others were designed by me to deal with the problems I faced.

I shall say the perfect use is combining both of my libraries, since some functions write and edit latex files they use my File Manipulation Library.