To process data in MATLAB I have to execute a certain function, let's call it function()
. Since there is much data to be processed, like large array Time
or Voltage
(but many more) I execute those one by one like this:
TimeNew = function(Time);
VoltageNew = function(Voltage);
... etc
So this is done around 10 times. Moreover, I have to do such a thing multiple times, resulting in around 30 lines of code which all do the same thing but to a different variable.
Is there a way to optimize this? I am using the most recent version of MATLAB (2015b) and have all toolboxes installed.
A possible solution could be to store the input array into a struct
, them use that struct as input of the function.
In the function you can identify the number and content of each field by using fieldnames
and getfiled
built-in function.
The function could return a structure
as output whose names can be made the same as the ones of the input struct.
In the example below, three arrays are generated and the function siply compute their square.
var_1=1:10;
var_2=11:20;
var_3=21:30;
str_in=struct('var_1',var_1,'var_2',var_2,'var_3',var_3)
str_out=my_function(str_in)
The function
function [str_out]=my_function(str_in)
f_names=fieldnames(str_in)
n_fields=length(f_names);
for i=1:n_fields
x=getfield(str_in,f_names{i})
str_out.(f_names{i})=x.^2;
end
Hope this helps.
Qapla'
You could try cellfun
allResultsAsACell = cellfun(@function, {Time,Voltage,...,varN});
This is equivalent to
allResultsAsACell{1} = function(Time);
allResultsAsACell{2} = function(Voltage);
...
allResultsAsACell{N} = function{VarN};
The issue is just matching up the indices with the values. I'm sure you could code those in as well if you needed (eg timeInd = 1; voltageInd =2; ...
)
To see more on the cellfun
method, type
help cellfun
into your MATLAB terminal.
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