text dekodieren in matlab

To decode text in Matlab, you need to know the actual encoding used. Matlab has built-in functions to decode text from various encodings, including ASCII, UTF-8, and UTF-16.

Here's an example of how to decode a UTF-8 encoded text string in Matlab:

main.m
% create a UTF-8 encoded text string
utf8str = char([67 195 169 115 97 114]); % "César" in UTF-8

% decode the UTF-8 string to Unicode
unicodeStr = native2unicode(uint8(utf8str), 'UTF-8')
188 chars
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This should output the string "César" in Unicode.

You can replace 'UTF-8' with the encoding you are working with, e.g. 'ASCII' or 'UTF-16LE' to decode the text strings in respective encodings.

Note: If you do not know the correct encoding of the text, you may need to try decoding using several encodings to see which produces the correct output.