creating an array from an object

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matthew arnott
matthew arnott el 17 de Abr. de 2013
Hi,
I have an object which comes from a database and is in the following format
cats 100 200 300 100 dogs 50 100 110 80 mice 80 30 40 200
I am using cell2mat to create matrices from the object for coloumns 2 - 5 - however you cannot mix strings and numbers and infact you cant even get a matrix of coloumn 1 ie the strings cats, dogs, mice. I need to create a separate matrix - or I believe it will be called an array in this instance that returns underneath each other all the strings from coloumn 1.
Many thanks

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matthew arnott
matthew arnott el 18 de Abr. de 2013
Not sure if its the correct thing to do but in my example the "num2cell" function has worked even though I am dealing with strings and not numbers. So I used
s = num2cell(Objectname(1)) s2 = s{1,1} s3 = s2{1}

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Azzi Abdelmalek
Azzi Abdelmalek el 17 de Abr. de 2013
s={'cats' 100 200 300 100 'dogs' 50 100 110 80 'mice' 80 30 40 200}
out=s(cellfun(@isstr,s))
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matthew arnott
matthew arnott el 17 de Abr. de 2013
Many thanks for the help however I am starting from an OBJECT not a list so the cellfun function returns an empty matrix - not being a guru, unforunatley I cannot explain it any better. The object is the return of a query into a database so its a database object if you like. the cell2mat function is able to return matrices of the numeric numbers but not an array or matrix of the words.

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matthew arnott
matthew arnott el 17 de Abr. de 2013
Appreciate the help. However my starting point is an object not a list - so the cellfun function returns an empty matrix

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