In the past we covered how to use UIGETFILE as an alternative to hardcoding the name of a file in your program. [click here] In this video, we will show how MATLAB can get a directory listing and use it to batch process the files in a directory.
Hello,
I know that it is off topic but I hope I can an answer. Which software do you use to create these videos? They are very well created and they are very informative.
Wow! I work in computational psychology and really prefer to keep my subject’s data in individual .mat files with their subject numbers. Until now, when I aggregated the data I would physically move copies of the .mat files into new directories. Now I can keep them all in one and select them in a loop based on certain criteria. Awesome! You just saved me weeks of work!
Thanks for letting me know. We like to hear that these blogs are helpful to people. Be sure to subscribe to this, and the other MathWorks blogs for more great ideas!
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Hello,
I know that it is off topic but I hope I can an answer. Which software do you use to create these videos? They are very well created and they are very informative.
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Mans
Mans,
I use Camtasia.
http://www.techsmith.com/camtasia.asp
Doug
Wow! I work in computational psychology and really prefer to keep my subject’s data in individual .mat files with their subject numbers. Until now, when I aggregated the data I would physically move copies of the .mat files into new directories. Now I can keep them all in one and select them in a loop based on certain criteria. Awesome! You just saved me weeks of work!
Russell,
Thanks for letting me know. We like to hear that these blogs are helpful to people. Be sure to subscribe to this, and the other MathWorks blogs for more great ideas!
-Doug