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If filename is a MAT-file, then load(filename) loads variables from the file; if filename is an ASCII file, then load(filename) loads a double-precision array containing data from the file.
- Importdata
Data from the file, returned as a matrix, multidimensional...
- Copyfile
Code generated from MATLAB might behave differently from its...
- Save
Name of file, specified as a string scalar or character...
- Regexp
startIndex = regexp(str,expression) returns the starting...
- Whos
Field Description; name. Name of the variable. size....
- Expr1 ... exprN
clear classes does not clear a class if its file is locked...
- Import Text Files
Import tabular data from a text file into a table using the...
- Importdata
Data from the file, returned as a matrix, multidimensional array, or scalar structure array, depending on the characteristics of the file. Based on the file format of the input file, importdata calls a helper function to read the data.
Import tabular data from a text file into a table using the readtable function with the file name. For example, create a table from the sample file airlinesmall.csv.
In this video I will show you how to load data from a text file into Matlab and how to do basic functions such as choosing a particular element from the data...
A .mat file can be loaded back into the workspace with the load command. If load is executed without arguments, MATLAB assumes that the file name is matlab.mat and that it is a binary file. The example below shows loading, clearing and restoring the workspace.
28 cze 2015 · Then you can iterate over them with a for loop and call load for each. For example, the following: files = dir('C:\myfolder\*.txt'); for k = 1:length(files) load(files(k).name, '-ascii') end loads all files in "C:\myfolder" with the extension "txt".
MATLAB - Data Import. Importing data in MATLAB means loading data from an external file. The importdata function allows loading various data files of different formats. It has the following five forms −. Loads data into array A from the file denoted by filename.
