This is really simple, and for some reason I am having a ton of difficulty doing this. Suppose I have an excel file: "Data.xls" I can do:
a = xlsread('Data.xls','Sheet1','A1:B10');
And i get the data I want. However, I want to write a function to do this:
`function [ data ] = ReadData( fileID,Sheet,Lines )
data = xlsread('fileID','Sheet','Lines');
end
And when I run ReadData('Data.xls','Sheet1','A1:B10')
I get
??? Attempt to reference field of
non-structure array.
So I am wondering what is the proper way to do this in a function?
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I'm not sure why you're getting that particular error. However, when you do this:
fileID = 'Data.xls';
Sheet = 'Sheet1';
Lines = 'A1:B10';
data = xlsread(fileID,Sheet,Lines);
Then you are passing those variables into the function, and you shouldn't surround them with ''.
fileID = the string variable, 'Data.xls'
'fileID' = a string which contains the text 'fileID', and has no connection to the file you're trying to open.
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i have a problem with saving a complex dictionary into an excel file.
This is my code so far:
attention_relevance = model.get_attention(test)
attentionres = []
for key in attention_relevance.keys():
attentionres.append(attention_relevance[key])
dfattention = pd.DataFrame(attentionres)
dfattention.to_excel(r'/savepath/attention.xlsx', index = False)
The dictionary i would like to save is called "attention_relevance".
The code is running without any error messages, but in the excel-file some of the values are not written, instead they are replaced by "...".
Like this:
[[[0.02923768 0.02157122 0.02464608 ... 0.06667057 0.03331407 0.0075733 ].
How can I fix this? I need all the values in there.
Anyone who can help?
Thank you very much!
Hinnerk8
you seem to be saving a list in a list, not a dictionary or just 1 list.
or you can try
np.squeeze(attentionres)
and then save the file it would also work
I am trying to get some variables and numbers out from an Excel table using Matlab.
The variables below named "diffZ_trial1-4" should be calculated by the difference between two columns (between "start" and "finish"). However I get the error:
Undefined operator '-' for input arguments of type"
'cell'.
And I have read somewhere that it could be related to the fact that I get {} output instead of [] and maybe I need to use cell2mat or convert the output somehow. But I must have done that wrongly, as it did not work!
Question: How can I calculate the difference between two columns below?
clear all, close all
[num,txt,raw] = xlsread('test.xlsx');
start = find(strcmp(raw,'HNO'));
finish = find(strcmp(raw,'End Trial: '));
%%% TIMELINE EACH TRIAL
time_trial1 = raw(start(1):finish(1),8);
time_trial2 = raw(start(2):finish(2),8);
time_trial3 = raw(start(3):finish(3),8);
time_trial4 = raw(start(4):finish(4),8);
%%%MOVEMENT EACH TRIAL
diffZ_trial1 = raw(start(1):finish(1),17)-raw(start(1):finish(1),11);
diffZ_trial2 = raw(start(2):finish(2),17)-raw(start(2):finish(2),11);
diffZ_trial3 = raw(start(3):finish(3),17)-raw(start(3):finish(3),11);
diffZ_trial4 = raw(start(4):finish(4),17)-raw(start(4):finish(4),11);
You are right, raw contains data of all types, including text (http://uk.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/xlsread.html#outputarg_raw). You should use num, which is a numeric matrix.
Alternatively, if you have an updated version of Matlab, you can try readtable (https://uk.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/readtable.html), which I think is more flexible. It creates a table from an excel file, containing both text and numbers.
I am currently attempting to parse data that is sent from an outside source serially. An example is as such:
DATA|0|4|7x5|1|25|174-24|7x5|1|17|TERW|7x5|1|9|08MN|7x5|1|1|_
This data can come in many different lengths, but the first few pieces are all the same. Each "piece" originally comes in with CRLF after, so I've replaced them with string.gsub(input,"\r\n","|") so that is why my input looks the way it does.
The part I would like to parse is:
4|7x5|1|25|174-24|7x5|1|17|TERW|7x5|1|9|08MN|7x5|1|1|_
The "4" tells me that there will be four lines total to create this file. I'm using this as a means to set the amount of passes in the loop.
The 7x5 is the font height.
The 1 is the xpos.
The 25 is the ypos.
The variable data (172-24 in this case) is the text at these parameters.
As you can see, it should continue to loop this pattern throughout the input string received. Now the "4" can actually be any variable > 0; with each number equaling a set of four variables to capture.
Here is what I have so far. Please excuse the loop variable, start variable, and print commands. I'm using Linux to run this function to try to troubleshoot.
function loop_input(input)
var = tonumber(string.match(val, "DATA|0|(%d*).*"))
loop = string.match(val, "DATA|0|")
start = string.match(val, loop.."(%d*)|.*")
for obj = 1, var do
for i = 1, 4 do
if i == 1 then
i = "font" -- want the first group to be set to font
elseif i == 2 then
i = "xpos" -- want the second group to be set to xpos
elseif i == 3 then
i = "ypos" -- want the third group to be set to ypos
else
i = "txt" -- want the fourth group to be set to text
end
obj = font..xpos..ypos..txt
--print (i)
end
objects = objects..obj -- concatenate newly created obj variables with each pass
end
end
val = "DATA|0|4|7x5|1|25|174-24|7x5|1|17|TERW|7x5|1|9|08MN|7x5|1|1|_"
print(loop_input(val))
Ideally, I want to create a loop that, depending on the var variable, will plug in the captured variables between the pipe deliminators and then I can use them freely as I wish. When trying to troubleshoot with parenthesis around my four variables (like I have above), I receive the full list of four variables four times in a row. Now I'm having difficulty actually cycling through the input string and actually grabbing them out as the loop moves down the data string. I was thinking that using the pipes as a means to delineate variables from one another would help. Am I wrong? If it doesn't matter and I can keep the [/r/n]+ instead of each "|" then I am definitely all for that.
I've searched around and found some threads that I thought would help but I'm not sure if tables or splitting the inputs would be advisable. Like these threads:
Setting a variable in a for loop (with temporary variable) Lua
How do I make a dynamic variable name in Lua?
Most efficient way to parse a file in Lua
I'm fairly new to programming and trying to teach myself. So please excuse my beginner thread. I have both the "Lua Reference Manual" and "Programming in Lua" books in paperback which is how I've tried to mock my function(s) off of. But I'm having a problem making the connection.
I thank you all for any input or guidance you can offer!
Cheers.
Try this:
val = "DATA|0|4|7x5|1|25|174-24|7x5|1|17|TERW|7x5|1|9|08MN|7x5|1|1|_"
val = val .. "|"
data = val:match("DATA|0|%d+|(.*)$")
for fh,xpos,ypos,text in data:gmatch("(.-)|(.-)|(.-)|(.-)|") do
print(fh,xpos,ypos,text)
end
I am importing some data from the excel and the code looks like this:
Code:
%Import Data
filename = 'Stocks.xlsx';
delimiterIn = ' ';
headerlinesIn = 1;
A = importdata(filename,delimiterIn,headerlinesIn);
The excel file looks like this:
When I read in the data, A looks like this:
I thought when the headerlineIn = 1, the first line should not read. Why is it that it is being read? How to avoid this?
Need some guidance..
How I thought your code is alright.
With your example file and your code I get a struct A.
A = importdata('Stocks.xlsx',' ',1);
In A.data.Sheet1 is all the data correctly read:
And in A.textdata.Sheet1 the appears what you posted you get.
So the problem must be something I can't reproduce.
Alternatively you could try if xlsread works for you.
B = xlsread('Stocks.xlsx',1)
I get the same result as before.
I finally get your problem, you're not concerned about the data, you really want to skip the first line of the header in the means of textdata.
Well headerlinesIn just signalizes importdata when your data starts, respectively when it should start to read actual data. Everything else, which is then declared not to be data, is put into A.textdata.Sheet1, also the first line. So the code works as intended.
If you want to get rid of the first line of your header, you could apply the following line:
N = 2; %// number of columns before data starts
A.textdata.Sheet1 = {A.textdata.Sheet1{headerlinesIn+1:end,1:N}};
In my code I'm trying to use load with entries from a cell, but it is not working. The portion of my code below produces a 3 dimensional array of strings. The strings represent the paths to file names.
for i = 1:Something
for j = 1:Something Different
for k = 1: Yet Something Something Different
DataPath{j,k,i} = 'F:\blah\blah\blah\fileijk %file changes based on i,j,and k
end
end
end
In the next part of the code I want to use load to open the files using the path names defined in the code above. I do this using the code below.
Dummy = DataPath{l,(k-1)*TSRRange+m};
Data = load(Dummy);
The idea is for Dummy to take the string content out of DataPath so I can use it in load. By doing this I thought that Dummy would be defined as a string and not a cell, but this is not the case. How do I pull the string out of DataPath so I can use it with load? Thanks.
I have to load the data this way because the data is located in multiple folders. I can post more of the code if needed, but it is complex.
Dummy is a cell because you assigned a 3D cell array but are accessing a 2D cell with Dummy = Datapath{1,(k-1)*TSRRange+m}
I don't believe that you can expect to access all cell elements I this way. Instead, use three indices just as you did when creating it.