To combine multiple data sets with different numbers of rows and columns into one table in MATLAB, you can use the vertcat and horzcat functions.
Assuming you have the data sets stored in separate variables data1, data2, data3, etc., and you want to combine them into one table called combinedData, you can follow these steps:
vertcat function to vertically concatenate the data sets into one:main.m45 chars2 lines
horzcat function to horizontally concatenate them:main.m45 chars2 lines
Note that the data sets need to have compatible sizes for concatenation to work properly. If they have different numbers of rows or columns, you may need to preprocess or reshape the data to ensure compatibility.
After combining the data sets, you will have a new table called combinedData that contains all the rows and columns from the original data sets.
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