How to save fprint as a string in .mat file
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Hello everyone, I hope you are doing well. I have the following data and code which do clustering.
I want to save the result of the following which print cluster mean and max into string which store in .mat file
Like the ouput from
fprintf(formatSpec,i,Mcluster1PW) ,
fprintf(formatSpec,i,MclusterTimeseries),
fprintf(formatSpec,i,MclusterFrequncy)
fprintf(formatSpec,i,MclusterAmplitude)
will be save as string in .mat file which load and use for display
eva = evalclusters(dataset,'kmeans','silhouette','KList',[1:10]);
K=eva.OptimalK;
% K=2;
%Apply Kmeans to the dataset with Optimal Clusters K
disp('Calculating Centroid')
[idx,C,sumdist] = kmeans(dataset,K,'Display','final','Replicates',5);
Timeseriesdata=sort(dataset(:,1));
dataset_idx=zeros(size(dataset,1));
dataset_idx=dataset(:,:);
dataset_idx(:,5)=idx;
clusters = cell(K,1);
for i = 1:K
clusters{i} = dataset_idx(dataset_idx(:,5) == i,:);
end
for i = 1:K
T = clusters{i}(:,1);
fprintf('\nCLUSTER %d:\n',i)
DeltaT = diff(T);
MclusterTimeseries = mean(DeltaT);
formatSpec = 'Mean DeltaT of Cluster %d is %4e\n';
fprintf(formatSpec,i,MclusterTimeseries)
MclusterFrequncy = mean(clusters{i}(:,2));
formatSpec = 'Mean Frequncy of Cluster %d is %4e\n';
fprintf(formatSpec,i,MclusterFrequncy)
MclusterAmplitude = max(clusters{i}(:,3));
formatSpec = 'Max Amplitude of Cluster %d is %4.4f\n';
fprintf(formatSpec,i,MclusterAmplitude)
Mcluster1PW = mean(clusters{i}(:,4));
formatSpec = 'Mean Pulse Width of Cluster %d is %4e\n';
fprintf(formatSpec,i,Mcluster1PW)
end
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Rik
le 13 Juin 2022
If you want to store the text output you should use sprintf to create the formated text. Then you can use fprintf to print to the command window.
Then you have the choice to store the char vectors (i.e. the text) as variables in a mat file, or use fopen and fprintf (and fclose) to write the text to a text file.
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Walter Roberson
le 14 Juin 2022
Hmmm...
Please show
size(OUT)
class(OUT)
OUT(31)
size(OUT(31))
class(OUT(31))
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