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3D Cube Slice

13 Dec 2007 (Updated 13 Dec 2007)

Code covered by the BSD License

Enables reading 2 dim slices of 3 dim matrix stored in MAT file

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Description	This project demonstrates a simple example of extracting a 2-dim slice of a 3-dim matrix stored in a MAT file without needing to read in the entire MAT file. This may be useful when the full 3-dim matrix is large and uses to much MATLAB memory and only individual 2-dim slices are needed at any given time. The user can extract slices at any index along all 3 dimensions. There is a significant restriction: 1) Requires that the MAT file is stored in the version 6 format with no compression (using -v6 option in "save") The implementation uses the "where" function written by Malcolm Lidierth. His code is included in this zip file. Stuart McGarrity was an invaluable resource in the inspiration and implementation of this example. See the included Readme.doc file for more information
Acknowledgements	The author wishes to acknowledge the following in the creation of this submission: MAT-file utilities
MATLAB release	MATLAB 7.2 (R2006a)
Zip File Content
Other Files	3DCubeSliceDemo.m, ByteAlign.m, GetSmallDataElement.m, license.txt, MATOpen.m, ReadCubeSlice.m, ReadCubeSlice_orig.m, Readme.doc, sizeof.m, slice_index_set.m, StandardMiCodes.m, StandardMxCodes.m, VarRename.m, where.m

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data import	Oren Rosen	22 Oct 2008 09:39:08
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multidminesion matrix extraction	Oren Rosen	22 Oct 2008 09:39:08

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