Split a larger matrix into smaller matrices

Hello All,
I have a [256 x 5 x 2000] matrix. I want to split this matrix into 5 [256 x 1 x 2000] matrices. Tried using mat2cell but it returns an error stating number of dimensions must match.
Could anyone please help me with this?
Thanks, \Kashif

 Accepted Answer

The dimensions have to add to the same values in each dimension with mat2cell.
This works:
M = randi(9, 256, 5, 2000); % Create Matrix
C = mat2cell(M, 256, ones(1,5), 2000); % Split To Cells

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Thanks. so now how do I access the individual matrices because C is now 1x5 cell?
C{1} - first matrice, C{2} - second and so on
Yes, I am trying this command and its returning me "error using plot, invalid first data argument"
plot(squeeze(K{1}(1,1,:)),'r');
I’m not certain what you want to plot.
See if this does what you want:
plot(squeeze(C{1}))
@Star Strider: Yeps this works...even if I do plot(squeeze(C{1}(1,1,:))); Thanks!

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C = num2cell(M,[1 3]);

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Thanks but while doing plot(squeeze(K(1,1,:))); gives me an error.
What is K? It is C?
C = mat2cell(My_matrix, 256, ones(1,5), 2000);
K = num2cell(C,[1 5]);
Stephen23
Stephen23 on 17 Mar 2016
Edited: Stephen23 on 17 Mar 2016
@ksnf3000: why are you using both num2cell and mat2cell? None of the answers do this. mat2cell splits up your array into pieces and returns a cell array... why do you want to split this up as well? You only need one of them.
@Stephen Cobeldick: Yes , your right...can use any one. Thanks once again!

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