no problem

[jpg9999]

Dear Group,

My email of yesterday re: difficulty using Freemat 4.0 and 4.1 to open
a Kubios .mat output data file was due to my inexperience with
Freemat and MatLab ways of processing. I figured it out this morning,
quite simply that the i/o function Load does the trick whereas I had
been using the 'Open' item form the menu bar. Lesson learned, but I
am glad to have acquired this group as a resource for the future,
which I am sure I will inevitably have need to consult.

Yours truly,

jpg9999

[EI]

Glad it worked for you!

Good luck,

Eugene

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[jpg9999]

ok, now I have gotten it loaded and I see a single struct variable
called 'res' which I assume is my heart beat data - 250,000+ values.
I need to write it out in ascii as a single column for inputting into
the circadian rhythm analyzer. I have tried all the i/o functions
that would seemingly be the way to do this (e.g. rawwrite, save), but
I can't get the output. What am I doing wrong?

Any thoughts seriously appreciated!

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[Timothy Cyders]

Assuming you move the data to a simple column vector u, here's what I would do:

fid = fopen('output.txt','w+');

for i = 1:length(u)
fprintf(fid, '%f\n',u(i));
end

fclose(fid)


Let me know if that doesn't work.

TJ

[jay paul ginsberg]

Thank you for the idea. However, I was already able to get it to work
just fine using csvwrite, which produced an excel spreadsheet with all
values in the A column (and lots of rows).