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Subject: Tree data structure in MatLab

From: Yersinio Jimenez

Date: 1 Nov, 2009 17:23:04

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Hi every guys.

Does any one know if there is some tree like data structure in MatLab?

The questions is because some algorithms are more clear if you think in terms of tree data structure instead of matrix.

Thanks in advance.
Yersinio.

Subject: Tree data structure in MatLab

From: Rune Allnor

Date: 1 Nov, 2009 17:47:35

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On 1 Nov, 18:23, "Yersinio Jimenez" <yersin...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi every guys.
>
> Does any one know if there is some tree like data structure in MatLab?
>
> The questions is because some algorithms are more clear if you think in terms of tree data structure instead of matrix.

There is no such thing in matlab, but you might get access to
something like that from the java engine matlab is based on.

Apart from that, the whole idea behind matlab (MATrix LABoratry)
is to express absolutely everything in terms of matrices.

Rune

Subject: Tree data structure in MatLab

From: jason

Date: 11 Nov, 2009 14:14:05

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are you looking for a structure?
i.e. Data.Field1='apples'
Data.Field2='oranges'?

in that case look up struct

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