Load Mat File From Different Directory
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Load mat file from different directory. Data is stored in c users me documents matlab data example data mat current selected folder where script is running is c users me documents matlab projects project1 example code m. Dictionary in which to insert matfile variables. Name of the mat file do not need mat extension if appendmat true. Autodesk s 3ds max and e on vue use mat files.
Right now it puts the same variable in all rows the first one it loads. I am trying to load multiple mat files through a script. Chaos group s v ray plugin can load mat files into 3ds max and maxon cinema software. I would like to be able to load a mat file from an arbitrary location that is not my currently selected folder.
Each repetition of at the beginning of the path moves up an additional folder level. For q 1 length mat cont load mat q name. True to append the mat extension to the end of the given filename if not already present. But i think it might work if i could load each mat file sequentially and refer to the same subplot in the loop.
Filename can include a file extension and a full or partial path. 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. I am trying to subplot the same variable from each of n mat files in a folder. And want to perform further operations on it.
I don t remember may be load isn t correct for mat files. Name of file specified as a character vector or string scalar. Want to load mat files one by one from specified folder. I tried a nested for loop and an if condition.
End i haven t checked it yet but i have an experience in opening csv files this way. If your mat file isn t in either of the above formats it might instead be a materials file used in 3d design software. Ideally i would like to end up with a table with all data combined from all mat files. The file name corresponds to the channel name allocated in a logging device.
Myfolder refers to the myfolder folder in the current folder myfolder myfile m refers to the myfile m file in the myfolder folder where myfolder is at same level as the current folder.