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When the matrix has few elements the dlmread command fucks but in the case of a high-order matrix does not. I would like to have access to the matrix columns.
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When the matrix has few elements the dlmread command fucks but in the case of a high-order matrix does not. I would like to have access to the matrix columns.
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Try to use the tblread
instead of dlmread
!
You can read files with this structure:
Latitude » Longitude » City
42.3584 » -71.0598 » Boston
40.4167 » -3.7003 » Madrid
41.8955 » 12.4823 » Rome
And you can still use delimiters to find the right positions!
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Provide more details friend, Show the matrix with few elements and the with many elements!
– Junior Moreira
The matrix is in a file . txt coming from a simulation. When I try to open it with the command I have always used, dlmread('filename.txt'), the message appears in Workspace: Too Many Elements. I would like to know another command that I can use to access the columns of the matrix.
– user36991