How to print ( ) in mathlab
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Hello,
I am running a matlab code which writes output to an excel file.
I would like to write * each output value inside a parenthesis * . Is there an easy way to do this?
Code I use:
results = zeros(5,10);
for i = 1:10
results(1,i)= avxt(i);
results(2,i)= stdxt(i);
results(3,i)= avxtl(i);
results(4,i)= stdxtl(i);
results(5,i)= afxtPI(i);
end
xlswrite('output.xlxs', results, 'sheet1', 'A1:H5'
Thanks.
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dpb
on 24 Apr 2014
results = zeros(5,10);
results(1,:)= avxt;
...
etc., etc., ...
You will need a .' to transpose if they're column rather than row vectors, of course.
What sort of precision do you want/need in the spreadsheet? Writing the values as numeric stores the full precision automagically whereas if you convert to string to show the parens you'll have to select some formatting.
Then place the result to a cell array after using sprintf() to output the desired format.
>> sprintf('(%.3f)',pi)
ans =
(3.142)
>>
doc sprintf % for details.
NB you will have to write each element to a cell. cellfun should be useful here
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Walter Roberson
on 25 Apr 2014
cov = {val1;pnt1;val2;pnt3;val3;pnt5};
len = {val4;pnt2;val5;pnt4;val6;pnt6};
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