how to save/write images using for loop in one .mat file

I want to save file path and roi of 10 images coming from a loop in one .mat file

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Rik
Rik el 2 de Jun. de 2020
The most efficient way is probably to store your output data is a variable and store it after the loop, instead of appending the data inside the loop.
I tried, but it is overwriting the previous value. I want to save them in new row
Can you show the code?
Save the images in cell array (multiple_rows,one cloumn), later cell2mat and save?

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Rik
Rik el 2 de Jun. de 2020
As Ameer suggests: you should share the code, so we can suggest how you can implement indexing.
The point is that your code currently looks like the top block, and should look like the bottom block.
for n=1:10
out=n+rand;%will overwrite
end
out=zeros(1,10);
for n=1:10
out(n)=n+rand;
end

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C = cell(4,2);
for k = 1:4
%T = load(fullfile(D,'X_*.mat'));
F=sprintf('Img21/X_%d.mat',k);
%outputBaseFileName = sprintf('%d.png', index);
% outputFullFileName2 = fullfile(Name, outputBaseFileName);
T=load(F);
C(k,2) = struct2cell(T);
end
M = vertcat(C{:});
save('Z.mat','M')
In this example i have taken 4 mat file each mat file have 2 variables. i want to club them in one mat file
Rik
Rik el 2 de Jun. de 2020
Do all the mat files have different variable names? Or do you want to create a struct array? What data shape do you want to end up with?
They have same variable. A table form with nx2
Can you write the code with numbered variables so I can suggest the exact code you could use?
%e.g. this:
k=1;F=sprintf('Img21/X_%d.mat',k);
C_1_1=T.A;C_1_2=T.B;
k=2;F=sprintf('Img21/X_%d.mat',k);
C_2_1=T.A;C_2_2=T.B;
M={C_1_1,C_1_2;C_2_1,C_2_2};
(you shouldn't be using code like this, but it helps to show what the output should be)
Thanks i will try
I resolved this problem by using struct2table function. Thanks for suggesting encouraging solution

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