Save To Mat File

This saves the array objects in the given dictionary to a matlab style mat file.

Save to mat file.

Save to a mat file version other than the default version when you want to. You can save and load parts of variables directly in mat files without loading them into memory using the matfile function. Reduce the time required to load and save some files by storing uncompressed data. The primary advantage of using the matfile function over the load or save functions is that you can process parts of very large data sets that are otherwise too large to fit in memory.

Save a dictionary of names and arrays into a matlab style mat file. Simply change the save command to load and leave the rest as it is load fullfile tempdir getinet mat 1 comment walter roberson on 20 dec 2017 systems administrators might delete temporary directories without notice. Save fullfile tempdir getinet mat to load the file you saved you can use the following command i e. This is normally possible though a save as or export option in the file menu.

To save a subset of your workspace variables to a mat file select the variables in the workspace browser right click and then select save as. Create two variables a and b and save them to a mat file version 7 or 7 3. Take advantage of version 7 3 mat file features. To save all workspace variables to a mat file on the home tab in the variable section click save workspace.

Where traindata 0 txt is my text file containing very large data save ftn save it in mat file. By default the save function compresses variables a and b before saving them to myfile mat. Answers 1 guillaume on 28 jan 2015. Sign in to answer this question.

One thing i don t figure out is that the way to save mat file into a different folder from the m that converts files. So if you re wanting to convert an mat file that s used with e on vue for example you should be able to open the file in that program and save the open mat file to another format. Then append a third variable without compression to the same file. Sign in to comment.