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How to load and read a mat file in matlab.
Really appreciate any insight on this.
Scipy is a really popular python library used for scientific computing and quite naturally they have a method which lets you read in mat files.
There is more than one way to read data into matlab from a file.
If filename has no extension that is no text after a period load looks for a file named filename mat if filename has an extension other than mat the load function treats.
The structure s is not your original data array but a container that contains your data array.
When you wish to access your data you first need to get it out of the structure just like you would get something out of the box before you can use it.
Coming from the academia the annotations for the dataset was in the mat format.
If you do not specify filename the load function searches for a file named matlab mat.
You can get the file used in this post here.
Reading them in is definitely the easy part.
The matlab load command.
The simplest though least flexible procedure is to use the load command to read the entire contents of the file in a single step.
The load command requires that the data in the file be organized into a rectangular array.
And just like a box can contain something so can a structure hold your data.
It is fine to load small mat file but when i try to load ones that s several hundreds of mb it will not succeed until i restart the matlab which is an annoying issue.
The third and fourth variables topomap1 and topomap2 are both arrays containing topography data load the elevation data from the third column of each variable into a field of the structure array s for each field specify a field name that is the original variable name prefixed by elevationof.
A structure is like a box.