How to loop through N different folders with M different.txt files(text001.txt.....text010.txt) with (O rows and P columns). and plot the average(text001.txt.....text010.txt)of M different figures from the N folders.
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close all
clear all
D = 'D:\dataprocessing\';
S = dir(fullfile(D,'*'));
N = setdiff({S([S.isdir]).name},{'.','..'}); % list of subfolders of D.
sums = [];
counts = [];
for ii = 1:numel(N)
T = dir(fullfile(D,N{ii},'*')); % improve by specifying the file extension.
C = {T(~[T.isdir]).name}; % files in subfolder.
for jj = 1:numel(C)
F = fullfile(D,N{ii},C{jj})
fprintf('test%s\n',F);
S(ii).data = F(:);
end
end
X = vertcat(S.data);
avgArrivalDelay = sum(sums)/sum(counts)
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Image Analyst
le 15 Mar 2020
Try this. Adapt as needed:
% Get a list of all txt files in the current folder, or subfolders of it.
fds = fileDatastore('*.txt', 'ReadFcn', @importdata)
fullFileNames = fds.Files
numFiles = length(fullFileNames)
% Loop over all files reading them in and plotting them.
for k = 1 : numFiles
fprintf('Now reading file %s\n', fullFileNames{k});
% Now have code to read in the data...
% Now code to plot the data...
end
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MS
le 15 Mar 2020
Image Analyst
le 15 Mar 2020
But you didn't even attach any files for me to try the code on. I figured you had the averaging code done and just needed a simple way to process all the files. If you still can't figure out how to put your averaging code into the inside of this loop, then attach at least two of your data files so I can do it for you.
Image Analyst
le 15 Mar 2020
Attach at least two of your data files so I can do it for you. Use the paper clip icon.
Image Analyst
le 15 Mar 2020
I'll just check back tomorrow.
MS
le 16 Mar 2020
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