how to flatten a cell matrix so rows are indivual cell arrays in matlab

To flatten a cell matrix so that rows become individual cell arrays, you can use the reshape function in MATLAB. The syntax for reshape is as follows:

main.m
B = reshape(A,[],n)
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where A is the input matrix, [] indicates that MATLAB should determine the number of rows automatically based on the number of columns, and n is the number of columns in the output matrix B.

To apply this to a cell matrix C, you can first use the cell2mat function to convert the cell matrix to a regular matrix, and then reshape it as follows:

main.m
C_flat = reshape(cell2mat(C), [], numel(C));
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This will create a new cell matrix C_flat where each row of C is now an individual cell array.