From: John on 12 Jul 2010 13:47 Howdy! I'm new to matlab and structures so, please, bear with me. I'm working with data that was collected on multiple channels for multiple tests. I would like to generate a structured array that looks something like this: legend.Channel(1) = 'Test1' 'Test2' 'Test3' legend.Channel(2) = 'Test1' 'Test2' 'Test3' legend.Channel(3) = 'Test1' 'Test2' 'Test3' .. .. .. legend.Channel(22) = 'Test1' 'Test2' 'Test3' I'm confused with how to do this. I tried the STRUCT command but got the error "Array dimensions of input 4 must match those of input 2 or be scalar." I understand the error, but I'm looking for some way to do this. Thanks!
From: Walter Roberson on 12 Jul 2010 14:30 John wrote: > I'm new to matlab and structures so, please, bear with me. I'm working > with data that was collected on multiple channels for multiple tests. I > would like to generate a structured array that looks something like this: > > legend.Channel(1) = 'Test1' > 'Test2' > 'Test3' > > legend.Channel(2) = 'Test1' > 'Test2' > 'Test3' > > legend.Channel(3) = 'Test1' > 'Test2' > 'Test3' > . > . > . > legend.Channel(22) = 'Test1' > 'Test2' > 'Test3' legend = struct('channel',{repmat({{'Test1';'Test2';'Test3'}},22,1)});
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