load and if conditions

I need a for loop that will call a data set (1997 or 2013) and pull data from the data to calculate what each value if equal 2. The code I created doesn't run. But this is what I have so far. How can I improve it?
pick_year = input('Pick a year: either 1997 or 2013: ')
for pick_year
if pick_year == 1997
load('UPDRSscores_1997')
elseif pick_year == 2013
load('UPDRSscores_2013')
end
if pick_year == 0
display('normal')
elseif pick_year == 1
display('slight')
elseif pick_year == 2
display('mild')
elseif pick_year == 3
display('moderate')
elseif pick_year == 4
display('severe')
end
end

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James Tursa
James Tursa am 19 Okt. 2016
is pick_year actually one of the variables that gets loaded?

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James Tursa
James Tursa am 19 Okt. 2016

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Maybe just get rid of that for-loop (assuming pick_year is one of the variables that gets loaded). E.g.,
pick_year = input('Pick a year: either 1997 or 2013: ')
if pick_year == 1997
load('UPDRSscores_1997')
elseif pick_year == 2013
load('UPDRSscores_2013')
else
error('Invalid year')
end
if pick_year == 0
display('normal')
elseif pick_year == 1
display('slight')
elseif pick_year == 2
display('mild')
elseif pick_year == 3
display('moderate')
elseif pick_year == 4
display('severe')
end
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 19 Okt. 2016

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"poofing" a variable value from a load() can have different results with different MATLAB versions. Earlier it was well defined, but it is getting increasingly restricted. It is recommended that you always use load() with an output variable and pull the data out of the output variable.
pick_year = input('Pick a year: either 1997 or 2013: ')
filename = sprintf('UPDRSscores_%d.mat', pick_year);
if ~exist(filename, 'file')
error('file "%s" does not exist', filename);
end
datastruct = load(filename);
pick_year = datastruct.pick_year; %pull it out of what was loaded from the file
switch pick_year
case 0:
display('normal')
case 1:
display('slight')
case 2:
display('mild')
case 3:
display('moderate')
case 4:
display('severe')
otherwise:
error('stored pick_year had bad value %f\n', pick_year);
end

4 Kommentare

mcm
mcm am 19 Okt. 2016
Can I do this but with an IF loop instead of switch case?
Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson am 19 Okt. 2016
You could if "if loops" existed.
"if" is a statement, not a loop. The body of an "if" is executed either 0 or 1 times. A loop is executed either a fixed number of times (for loop) or is executed until the termination conditions are met (while loop).
mcm
mcm am 19 Okt. 2016
The code you just wrote, does not work. How can I improve it. There is a problem with this line pick_year = datastruct.pick_year; %pull it out of what was loaded from the file
how should i change it?
pick_year = input('Pick a year: either 1997 or 2013: ')
filename = sprintf('UPDRSscores_%d.mat', pick_year);
if ~exist(filename, 'file')
error('file "%s" does not exist', filename);
end
datastruct = load(filename);
pick_year = datastruct.pick_year; %pull it out of what was loaded from the file
if pick_year == 0
display('normal')
elseif pick_year == 1
display('slight')
elseif pick_year == 2
display('mild')
elseif pick_year == 3
display('moderate')
elseif pick_year == 4
display('severe')
else
error('stored pick_year had bad value %f\n', pick_year);
end
Or, better:
states = {'normal', 'slight', 'mild', 'moderate', 'severe'};
pick_year = input('Pick a year: either 1997 or 2013: ')
filename = sprintf('UPDRSscores_%d.mat', pick_year);
if ~exist(filename, 'file')
error('file "%s" does not exist', filename);
end
datastruct = load(filename);
pick_year = datastruct.pick_year; %pull it out of what was loaded from the file
if pick_year >= 0 && pick_year <= length(states) - 1 && mod(pick_year,1) == 0
display( states{pick_year + 1} );
else
error('stored pick_year had bad value %f\n', pick_year);
end

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