How to save a matrix from an object with unknow name?

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Juan Sepúlveda
Juan Sepúlveda le 31 Oct 2020
Commenté : Juan Sepúlveda le 31 Oct 2020
I have a file with around 50 variables, each with different names, so I have their names contained in a cell array called filtered_vars.
Then in order to load them I was using
for i=1:1%size(filtered_vars,1)
temp=load('merged_t7_original',filtered_vars{i})
end
temp =
struct with fields:
N_force_wind_to_wave_Nmin: [1444202×672×2 single]
Now my problem is that the variable temp corresponds to a structure object with the name of the variable which was loaded, and then I don't know how to read it in order to save it into a matrix.
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Adam Danz
Adam Danz le 31 Oct 2020
I assume this isn't the actual code you're using since 'temp' would be overwritten on each iteration.
What are the values being loaded?
Are they are numeric scalars? Are they vectors?
Do they contain mixed data types where some are strings|cell arrays|object handles, etc?
Are you trying to store all of the values into a different type of an array?
Do you want to keep all of the variables or are you just searching for some of them?
Lots of unknowns.....
Juan Sepúlveda
Juan Sepúlveda le 31 Oct 2020
Hi Adam, Thank you for your answer, I'm sorry about the lack of information, the problem is that I don't have a clue what is on the matrices, they are numbers, but different types in each of the matrices, basically I need to take the column "j" in each of them, complementing it with the following answer given by drummer, I'm able to fix my problem, the magic command was "cell2mat(struct2cell(temp))" and the code will look like this:
load('merged_t7_original','t7_info')
j=min(find(contains(t7_info.N.Unique,'B_60AQ')==1))
full_vars=who('-file','merged_t7_original');
filtered_vars=full_vars(contains(full_vars,'Nmin'));
for i=1:size(filtered_vars,1)
temp=load('merged_t7_original',filtered_vars{i});
temp=cell2mat(struct2cell(temp));
data_{i}=temp(:,j,1);
end

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drummer
drummer le 31 Oct 2020
Try
yourMatrix = cell2mat(struct2cell(YourStructure));
Cheers
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Juan Sepúlveda
Juan Sepúlveda le 31 Oct 2020
It was exactly what I needed, thank you very much drummer!

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