How to store multiple arrays into a single one?
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Mariana
el 3 de Mayo de 2020
Comentada: Mariana
el 3 de Mayo de 2020
array_1 = zeros(1,9);
array_2 = zeros(500,16);
With the increase in time I will be concatenating arrays one and two into array3. I tried it by doing this:
array_3 = [array_1,array2];
Since, they are not from the same size, they can´t be concatenated.
Any ideas on how can I save them?
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Stephen23
el 3 de Mayo de 2020
Use a cell array:
C = {array_1,array_2}
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Stephen23
el 3 de Mayo de 2020
"Is it better to use an cell array or an structure?"
It depends entirely on what you are doing:
- if your data have an inherent sequence, then use a container array which can be accessed using indices (e.g. cell array, non-scalar structure, table rows).
- if your data are best identified by parameter names, then use a container array which lets you use names (e.g. structure, table columns).
Use the simplest data type that can reasonably hold your data, as this will simplify your code.
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