Accessing the output individually
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    Comentada: Stephen23
      
      
 el 30 de Jun. de 2015
            Dear All, could you please tell me, how can i access each element of the output result? for example, to get 16.6056 as output.
Thank you in advance.
    >> logfile_P(1,1:25).time
    ans =
       16.6056
    ans =
       21.7406
    ans =
       26.8590
    ans =
       32.0106
    ans =
       37.1623
    ans =
       57.7857
    ans =
       62.9207
    ans =
       68.0890
    ans =
       73.2240
    ans =
       78.3590
    ans =
      140.1291
    ans =
      145.2807
    ans =
      150.4324
    ans =
      155.5674
    ans =
      160.7024
    ans =
      181.3091
    ans =
      186.4441
    ans =
      191.5958
    ans =
      196.7308
    ans =
      201.8825
    ans =
      263.6858
    ans =
      268.8042
    ans =
      273.9392
    ans =
      279.0575
    ans =
      284.1925
>> logfile_P
logfile_P = 
1x50 struct array with fields:
      trial
      event_type
      code
      time
      ttime
      uncertainty
      duration
      uncertainty_1
      reqtime
      reqdur
      stim_type
      pair_index
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  Stephen23
      
      
 el 30 de Jun. de 2015
				If you only want one element (e.g. 16.6056 as stated in the question), then just index into the structure:
logfile_P(1).time
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  Sid
      
 el 30 de Jun. de 2015
        Perhaps try timeValues = [logfile_P.time] to make a vector and then extract timeValues(1:25) ?
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  Sid
      
 el 30 de Jun. de 2015
        
      Editada: Sid
      
 el 30 de Jun. de 2015
  
      This is beyond the scope of the original question, but you could also try struct2table (read here .) to complete the structure to a table data format.
Again, simply an alternative option, but thought I put a note in case someone finds it useful.
HTH.
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