4D matrix in .txt and .csv
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I have 4D data which are 3D images + time. Data = [256,256,22,99]. I would like to save it in text file and .csv. How can I do this?
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Miriam
le 16 Nov 2018
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le 16 Nov 2018
You could reshape your data (https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/reshape.html) into a 2D matrix (something like [256x256x22,99]). If you want you could also save the 3 xyz coordinates (i.e. indices) in the matrix (size [256x256x22,3+99]).
To save as .txt, try dlmwrite (https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/dlmwrite.html)
To save as .csv, try csvwrite (https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/csvwrite.html)
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Miriam
le 16 Nov 2018
dlmwrite() and csvwrite() will reshape your data into a 2D matrix anyway; if you reshape it yourself you'll have more control over the final format. To my knowledge there is no way to save a 4D dataset in .txt or .csv. You could save it as a 4D .mat variable using save().
Valeriy
le 25 Nov 2018
Thanks Miriam for your answer. Did I understand right, that if I have 4D matrix, 3 dimensions of which are space coordinates (x,y,z) and in each voxel I have some value, intensity of something, for example, so as you told:
>If you want you could also save the 3 xyz coordinates (i.e. indices) in the matrix (size [256x256x22,3+99]).
Is it correct? Could you precise, how it is possible to realize?
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