arrayDatastore
Description
Use an ArrayDatastore
object to manage a datastore created from
in-memory data. You can create an ArrayDatastore
object using the
arrayDatastore
function, specify its properties, and then import and
process the data using object functions.
Creation
Description
Input Arguments
A
— Input array
matrix
Input array, specified as a matrix.
Properties
ArrayDatastore
properties describe the format of
in-memory data in a datastore object and control how the data is read from the datastore.
You can specify the value of ArrayDatastore
properties using name-value
pair arguments when you create the datastore object. To view or modify a property after
creating the object, use the dot notation.
ReadSize
— Amount of data to read
1
(default) | positive integer
Amount of data to read in a call to the read
function, specified
as the comma-separated pair consisting of 'ReadSize'
and a positive
integer. Each call to read
reads a maximum of
ReadSize
rows. If you specify a value for
'ReadSize'
that exceeds the number of rows in the input data,
read
will read all the rows in the datastore object.
The default value of 'ReadSize'
is 1
.
Data Types: double
IterationDimension
— Dimension in which to read
1
(default) | positive integer
Dimension in which to read in a call to the read
function,
specified as the comma-separated pair consisting of
'IterationDimension'
and a positive integer. For example,
'IterationDimension',2
makes read
return
column-oriented data from the datastore object. The default value of
'IterationDimension'
is 1
, which makes
read
return row-oriented data..
If you specify the value of the 'OutputType'
property as
'same'
, then 'IterationDimension'
must be set to
a value of 1.
If you modify the value of 'IterationDimension'
after creating
your ArrayDatastore
object, MATLAB® resets the datastore to an unread state.
Data Types: double
OutputType
— Output data type
'cell'
(default) | 'same'
Output data type, specified as the comma-separated pair consisting of
'OutputType'
and one of these values:
'cell'
— Return the data as an n-by-1 cell array. For example, ifA
is a numeric array andReadSize
is3
,read
returns a 3-by-1 cell array of numeric data.'same'
— Return the same data type as the input arrayA
. For example, ifA
is a numeric array,read
returns numeric arrays.
The value of OutputType
determines the data type returned by the
preview
, read
, and readall
functions.
If you modify the value of 'OutputType'
after creating your
ArrayDatastore
object, MATLAB resets the datastore to an unread state.
Data Types: char
| string
Object Functions
hasdata | Determine if data is available to read |
numpartitions | Number of datastore partitions |
partition | Partition a datastore |
preview | Preview subset of data in datastore |
read | Read data in datastore |
readall | Read all data in datastore |
reset | Reset datastore to initial state |
transform | Transform datastore |
combine | Combine data from multiple datastores |
shuffle | Shuffle all data in datastore |
subset | Create subset of datastore or FileSet |
Examples
Create ArrayDatastore Object
Create an ArrayDatastore
object from a matrix, then read all of the data in the datastore.
Create a matrix.
A = magic(10)
A = 10×10
92 99 1 8 15 67 74 51 58 40
98 80 7 14 16 73 55 57 64 41
4 81 88 20 22 54 56 63 70 47
85 87 19 21 3 60 62 69 71 28
86 93 25 2 9 61 68 75 52 34
17 24 76 83 90 42 49 26 33 65
23 5 82 89 91 48 30 32 39 66
79 6 13 95 97 29 31 38 45 72
10 12 94 96 78 35 37 44 46 53
11 18 100 77 84 36 43 50 27 59
Create an ArrayDatastore
object from the matrix.
arrds = arrayDatastore(A)
arrds = ArrayDatastore with properties: ReadSize: 1 IterationDimension: 1 OutputType: "cell"
Read all of the data in the datastore.
readall(arrds)
ans=10×1 cell array
{[ 92 99 1 8 15 67 74 51 58 40]}
{[ 98 80 7 14 16 73 55 57 64 41]}
{[ 4 81 88 20 22 54 56 63 70 47]}
{[ 85 87 19 21 3 60 62 69 71 28]}
{[ 86 93 25 2 9 61 68 75 52 34]}
{[ 17 24 76 83 90 42 49 26 33 65]}
{[ 23 5 82 89 91 48 30 32 39 66]}
{[ 79 6 13 95 97 29 31 38 45 72]}
{[ 10 12 94 96 78 35 37 44 46 53]}
{[11 18 100 77 84 36 43 50 27 59]}
Return Same Data Types as Input Array
Return the same data types as the input array instead of returning the data as an n-by-1 cell array.
Create a table from the spreadsheet file counties.xlsx
. Import all the rows from the fifth through tenth columns in the spreadsheet.
T = readtable("counties.xlsx","Range",[1,5,67,10])
T=66×6 table
CountyName State StateName Population2010 HousingUnits2010 LandArea
_______________________ ______ _______________ ______________ ________________ __________
{'Fairfield County' } {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 9.1683e+05 3.6122e+05 1.6185e+09
{'Hartford County' } {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 8.9401e+05 3.7425e+05 1.9039e+09
{'Litchfield County' } {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 1.8993e+05 87550 2.3842e+09
{'Middlesex County' } {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 1.6568e+05 74837 9.5649e+08
{'New Haven County' } {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 8.6248e+05 3.62e+05 1.5657e+09
{'New London County' } {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 2.7406e+05 1.2099e+05 1.722e+09
{'Tolland County' } {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 1.5269e+05 57963 1.0624e+09
{'Windham County' } {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 1.1843e+05 49073 1.3284e+09
{'Androscoggin County'} {'ME'} {'Maine' } 1.077e+05 49090 1.2119e+09
{'Aroostook County' } {'ME'} {'Maine' } 71870 39529 1.7279e+10
{'Cumberland County' } {'ME'} {'Maine' } 2.8167e+05 1.3866e+05 2.1633e+09
{'Franklin County' } {'ME'} {'Maine' } 30768 21709 4.3942e+09
{'Hancock County' } {'ME'} {'Maine' } 54418 40184 4.11e+09
{'Kennebec County' } {'ME'} {'Maine' } 1.2215e+05 60972 2.2469e+09
{'Knox County' } {'ME'} {'Maine' } 39736 23744 9.4569e+08
{'Lincoln County' } {'ME'} {'Maine' } 34457 23493 1.1806e+09
⋮
Create a datastore from the table. Set 'OutputType'
to 'same'
to return the same data types as the input table.
arrds = arrayDatastore(T,"OutputType","same")
arrds = ArrayDatastore with properties: ReadSize: 1 IterationDimension: 1 OutputType: "same"
Preview the data in the datastore.
preview(arrds)
ans=8×6 table
CountyName State StateName Population2010 HousingUnits2010 LandArea
_____________________ ______ _______________ ______________ ________________ __________
{'Fairfield County' } {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 9.1683e+05 3.6122e+05 1.6185e+09
{'Hartford County' } {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 8.9401e+05 3.7425e+05 1.9039e+09
{'Litchfield County'} {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 1.8993e+05 87550 2.3842e+09
{'Middlesex County' } {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 1.6568e+05 74837 9.5649e+08
{'New Haven County' } {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 8.6248e+05 3.62e+05 1.5657e+09
{'New London County'} {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 2.7406e+05 1.2099e+05 1.722e+09
{'Tolland County' } {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 1.5269e+05 57963 1.0624e+09
{'Windham County' } {'CT'} {'Connecticut'} 1.1843e+05 49073 1.3284e+09
Specify Read Size for ArrayDatastore
Create a datastore for a MAT-file variable, and then read data from the file with different ReadSize
values.
Load the MAT-file BostonWeatherData.mat
into the workspace.
load 'BostonWeatherData.mat'
Create a datastore for the weatherData
variable. Set ReadSize
to 10
rows. The value of ReadSize
determines how many rows of data are read from the datastore with each call to the read
function. Set 'OutputType'
to 'same'
to return the same data types as the input array.
arrds = arrayDatastore(weatherData,"ReadSize",10, "OutputType","same")
arrds = ArrayDatastore with properties: ReadSize: 10 IterationDimension: 1 OutputType: "same"
Read the data from the datastore.
data1 = read(arrds)
data1=10×3 timetable
Time TemperatureF Humidity Events
___________ ____________ ________ ____________
01-Jul-2015 72 78 Thunderstorm
02-Jul-2015 72 60 None
03-Jul-2015 70 56 None
04-Jul-2015 67 75 None
05-Jul-2015 72 67 None
06-Jul-2015 74 69 None
07-Jul-2015 75 77 Rain
08-Jul-2015 79 68 Rain
09-Jul-2015 66 77 Rain
10-Jul-2015 69 74 Rain
Set the ReadSize
property value to 30
and read from the datastore. The second call to the read
function reads the next 30 rows from the datastore.
arrds.ReadSize = 30;
Read the data from the datastore.
data2 = read(arrds)
data2=30×3 timetable
Time TemperatureF Humidity Events
___________ ____________ ________ ______
11-Jul-2015 76 49 None
12-Jul-2015 81 54 None
13-Jul-2015 72 81 None
14-Jul-2015 74 72 Rain
15-Jul-2015 75 87 Rain
16-Jul-2015 64 65 None
17-Jul-2015 68 72 None
18-Jul-2015 71 81 Rain
19-Jul-2015 81 73 Rain
20-Jul-2015 81 62 None
21-Jul-2015 76 66 None
22-Jul-2015 77 58 None
23-Jul-2015 75 52 None
24-Jul-2015 74 60 Rain
25-Jul-2015 66 81 None
26-Jul-2015 71 79 Rain
⋮
Specify Iteration Dimension
You can select the dimension in which to read from an ArrayDatastore
. For example, you can read the frames of a video whose data is stored in an ArrayDatastore
by reading along the fourth dimension.
Load the video data. Create a VideoReader
object from the file xylophone.mp4
.
v = VideoReader('xylophone.mp4');
Read all video frames from the VideoReader
object into the workspace.
allFrames = read(v);
Create a datastore from the frames you read. Set 'IterationDimension'
to 4
to read the data along its fourth dimension. Set 'OutputType'
to 'cell'
to return the data as a cell array. Set 'ReadSize'
to 4 to read four video frames in each call to the read
function.
arrds = arrayDatastore(allFrames,"IterationDimension",4,"OutputType","cell","ReadSize",4)
arrds = ArrayDatastore with properties: ReadSize: 4 IterationDimension: 4 OutputType: "cell"
Read and display the first four video frames in the datastore as a rectangular tiled image.
frames = read(arrds); imout = imtile(frames); imshow(imout)
Tips
Version History
Introduced in R2020b
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