Merge numeric values of 2 columns into 1
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Hello,
I am importing data from COMSOL Multiphysics to Matlab, and the data is imported wrong. Some values are divided into different cells when they should not, and the second cell contains the information for the next value. For example: the columns [-4.83853986927724E-7, -5.796128574671958E-7] show in 2 different columns as [-4.838539869 , 27724E-7 -5.796128574671958E-7]
I would like to divide the second column (withouth changing the value 27724E-7 to 2.7724E-3 - so maybe using strings?) and join such value to the previous column. Does anybody know how?
Thanks!
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Robert U
2020 年 6 月 16 日
Hi Andrea Boa,
probably your import function is not correct regarding either format or delimiter, or both. The following function converts the given data into a double-matrix. I hope it serves your needs.
function [dataOut] = importComsolTable(strFileName)
fID = fopen(strFileName);
dataIn{1,1} = fgetl(fID);
while ischar(dataIn{end})
dataIn{end+1,1} = fgetl(fID);
end
dataIn = dataIn(1:end-1,1);
fclose(fID);
Data = dataIn(cellfun(@isempty,regexp(dataIn,'%%*')));
Data = cellfun(@(strIn)strsplit(strIn,char(9))',Data,'UniformOutput',false);
dataOut = str2double([Data{:}]');
end
Function test call:
Test = importComsolTable('Emy.txt');
Kind regards,
Robert
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Robert U
2020 年 6 月 16 日
function [dataOut] = importComsolTable(strFileName)
fID = fopen(strFileName);
dataIn{1,1} = fgetl(fID);
while ischar(dataIn{end})
dataIn{end+1,1} = fgetl(fID);
end
dataIn = dataIn(1:end-1,1);
fclose(fID);
Data = dataIn(cellfun(@isempty,regexp(dataIn,'%%*')));
Data = cellfun(@(strIn) regexprep(strIn,'\t(?=\d*[E]([+]|[-])\d+)',''),Data,'UniformOutput',false);
Data = cellfun(@(strIn) regexprep(strIn,sprintf('%s{3,4}',char(32)),'\t'),Data,'UniformOutput',false);
Data = cellfun(@(strIn)strsplit(strIn,char(9))',Data,'UniformOutput',false);
dataOut = str2double([Data{:}]');
end
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