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convert decimal to binary (for whole column)
How can I convert the whole column of decima values to binary values? Is there any function for that or would i have to write a ...

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convert linear to DB?
My question is should I Convert a linear value to DB (POWER RATIO) in order to plot radargrams with that values?

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A substitute instead of strcat()
I have binary data with one in each row as below: 0 0 1 0 1 1 and so on, i need to concatenate them into e...

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Plotting Radargrams in matlab or other softwares
Hello , Suppose i have some values in Excel sheet, how could I plot radargrams for those values? Would there be any examples ...

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Plotting a Radargram using values in matlab
How Can I plot radargrams in matlab using values obtained from data files? Would there be any certain function for that ? Tha...

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Substitute for xlsread().
I am using xlsread() and xlswrite() which is pretty slow, i have tried using xlswrite1(); but it shows up errors. Is there any o...

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Using csvwrite() function for a matrix having multiple rows and columns??
would I be able to use csvwrite() function to copy a output matrix containing aroung 100 rows and 30 columns?

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convert .csv file to .xlsx?
How can I convert a .csv file to .xlsx file in matlab? Thank you.

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delete a row, or column.
I have a matrix 'b' with 1201 rows and 1 column(1203x1), but the last row is not needed and I want to delete the last row making...

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Saving output in a folder in the system.
I am trying to open data files , for which the output files open in excel sheets with values in rows and columns . I want to sav...

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Requesting input in a certain format.
Suppose we should get 4 variables such as age,gender,height,birth date, instead of taking it in four lines I want to take input ...

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Using something faster than xlswrite()?
I am using xlswrite to save the outputs each time, so this calls to open excel and its consuming a lot of time. Is there any oth...

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Using function 'save'.
Hello , so I have a output in 'colproceed' which is a (nx1) matrix having output as below: "sct_Star" "sct_Star1" "sct_St...

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How to save the output in a certain folder?
How can I save a certain output in a specified folder? What function can I use for this? Thank you.

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Create a new folder using matlab.
How can I create a new folder to save the outputs in matlab? Is there any certain function for it? Thank you

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Creating New variables each loop.
I have a program where each time the loop runs a column of readings are acquired. I want to create a label for each column separ...

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Fid=-1 for fopen
So I am trying to open a bunch of .dat files(ex:frm_ais_edr_nnnn.dat', where n varys), so when I put it in a loop , fopen works ...

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Import excel file!
So I have to import data from a excel file (xx.csv), it has data types as character and Ascii-real. I used num=xlsread(filename)...

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Displaying Numbers after decimal.
When i try to display numbers such as 0.00000000000000005 or with e^-39 or so , it shows as 0 in the result. What function shoul...

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how can i concatenate matrices of diffrent data types and dimensions?
concatenating matrices

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STRCAT SYNTAX TO BE USED?
IF I WANT TO STRCAT 2 VALUES I WOULD DO STRCAT(S1,S2), SO WHAT IF I WANT TO DO N VALUES AND 'N' IS A VALUE WHICH GETS DEFINED IN...

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If i have 70 rows and 1 column(70x1) and i want to concatenate every 5 rows into one row and make it a matrix of 14 rows and one column(14x1), how can i do this?
Concatenate

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getting it in a matrix?
Say I have 1000 values in a single column, how can I transform them into matrix in which I get first 20 values in first row and ...

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Naming a loop?
Can I name a certain loop and jump to if only if the condition satisfys?

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Numberof digits after decimal??
When I open using float32 , I get around 4 values after the decimal . But I want around 10 or 15 digits after decimal?? how is i...

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for loop and break!!!
for(syntax)-(1st for loop) for(syntax)(2nd for loop) if(...) value break end ...

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FREAD precesion for 12byte!
So in fread the precesion for 2 byte is int 16 , 4 bytes is int 32 .... similarly how do I give the precision for 12 bytes

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How can I get dynamic naming variables? So in a loop i need variables with names A1,A2,A3...... logic?
the loop running should produce N outputs with each having label A1,A2,A3....An

8 years ago | 1 answer | 0

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So, while using Fread to open a 4 byte I used uint32 and uint64 for 8 byte value. But what should i do if i want to read a 12 byte value.( for a 6 byte i used ubit(6*8) but cant use 12*8. Any suggessions?
Fread(fid, (precision) *ubit48, skip bytes) for a 6 byte value , so what precision should I use for 12 byte value? Thank you ...

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