Next I need to send it to a C mex file but my mex file can just detect the
upper level (if I have a group of 4 512x512xN matrices, my Cmex file just
will detect a 2x2 matrix)
"ecresna via MathKB.com" <u41514@uwe> wrote in message
<874757abd8eab@uwe>...
> Hi all.
>
> It could be possible to fill a 4D matrix with different 3D matrices?????
>
> I'm trying to fill a 4D matrix with some 512x512xN matrices where N can
be 4,
> 8 or 16.
>
> / 512x512x8 512x512x4 \
> | |
> \ 512x512x8 512x512x16 /
>
>
> Next I need to send it to a C mex file but my mex file can just detect the
> upper level (if I have a group of 4 512x512xN matrices, my Cmex file just
> will detect a 2x2 matrix)
>
> What can I do?
help cell
John
Subject: multidimensional matrix with different sizes
My problem is I want to send it to a Cmex program which just can
"read/detect" the first level (2x2 matrix) and I cannot put these all
matrices in a big one (by using cell2mat )because of dimensions.
> Fine.
>
> Thanks John. But I have yet a cell like this:
>
> / 512x512x8 512x512x4 \
>
> | |
> \ 512x512x8 512x512x16 /
>
> My problem is I want to send it to a Cmex program which just can
> "read/detect" the first level (2x2 matrix) and I cannot put these all
> matrices in a big one (by using cell2mat )because of dimensions.
You need to write your MEX code to expect a cell array, and pull out the
pointers to the other matrices underneath. See the MEX documentation
for cell arrays.
-Peter
Subject: multidimensional matrix with different sizes
Peter Boettcher wrote:
>> Fine.
>>
>[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>> "read/detect" the first level (2x2 matrix) and I cannot put these all
>> matrices in a big one (by using cell2mat )because of dimensions.
>
>You need to write your MEX code to expect a cell array, and pull out the
>pointers to the other matrices underneath. See the MEX documentation
>for cell arrays.
>
>-Peter
Thank you!!!
I hope I shouldn't modify my mex code and just changing some matlab code I
could get these matrices, but.....
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