How to deal with a nestled struct
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andrea vironda
am 30 Jul. 2020
Beantwortet: Walter Roberson
am 31 Jul. 2020
Hi,
I have a xlm I wish to study. I used this code:
clc; clear all; close all
sampleXMLfile = 'A_AXIS_1.xml';
xDoc=parseXML(sampleXMLfile);
I need to manage data starting from line 87:
Browsing the struct i can find the data here
xDoc(2).Children(10).Children(2).Children(12).Attributes
Here i can find rec time, f1, f2 and f3 as Attributes.
How can i transfer them in a matrix so i can manipulate them?
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Walter Roberson
am 31 Jul. 2020
In the subset I show, there are three records in a row with no f1, so taking mean of two adjacent records would not be able to fill the gap.
There are places that have over 75 missing f1 in a row.
When a defective record is encountered, can the entire record be discarded, and everything calculated based on only the full records? Or should as much be recovered as possible (a slower more complicated process)?
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Walter Roberson
am 31 Jul. 2020
sampleXMLfile = 'A_AXIS_1.xml';
S = fileread(sampleXMLfile);
just_numeric_cell = regexp(S, 'time="-?([\d.]+)" f1="-?([\d.]+)" f2="-?([\d.]+)" f3="-?([\d.]+)"', 'tokens');
just_numeric_array = vertcat(just_numeric_cell{:});
Attributes = str2double(just_numeric_array);
This finds about 6700 full records, with there being roughly another 2200 partial records in the file.
The largest time gap is about 0.07 seconds.
The order of columns is time, f1, f2, f3.
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