In pratica sto tentando di tradurre il codice Matlab nel codice C. Questa è l'estensione del mio precedente question.Lettura del file .mat utilizzando C: come leggere correttamente la struttura della cella
In Matlab, ho usato cell-structures
che detiene matrices (double) of variable sizes
. Ecco un esempio di giocattoli di ciò che il mio file .mat * è supposed to store
:
Matlab Codice:
A = [[1 2 3]; [5 7 1]; [3 5 9]];
B = [[2 4];[5 7]];
Creator = 'DKumar';
nFilters = 2;
Filters{1} = [[-1.0 -1.0 -1.0]; [-1.0 8 -1.0]; [-1.0 -1.0 -1.0]];
Filters{2} = 2.0*[[-1.0 -1.0]; [-1.0 8]; [-1.0 -1.0]];
cd('/home/dkumar/CPP_ExampleCodes_DKU/Read_mat_File');
save('Test_FILE.mat', 'A', 'B', 'Creator', 'nFilters', 'Filters');
C-code: La funzione "matread_Matrix" reads matrices stored in *.mat properly
. È la funzione "matread_Cell"
, che dovrebbe leggere la struttura della cella, è not working
.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "/usr/local/MATLAB/R2011b/extern/include/mat.h"
mxArray *arr;
mxArray *C_CELL;
/* declare a 2 x 1 array of pointers to access the cell array in C */
mxArray *cellArray[2];
struct stDoubleMat{
double* pValueInField;
int nRows, nCols;
};
void matread_Matrix(const char *file, const char *FieldName2Read, struct stDoubleMat* poDoubleMat_LOC)
{
printf("Reading file %s...\n\n", file);
//Open file to get directory
MATFile* pmat = matOpen(file, "r");
if (pmat == NULL) {
printf("Error opening file %s\n", file);
return;
}
// extract the specified variable
arr = matGetVariable(pmat, FieldName2Read);
double *pr;
if (arr != NULL && !mxIsEmpty(arr)) {
// copy data
mwSize num = mxGetNumberOfElements(arr);
pr = mxGetPr(arr);
if (pr != NULL) {
poDoubleMat_LOC->pValueInField = pr;
poDoubleMat_LOC->nRows = mxGetM(arr);
poDoubleMat_LOC->nCols = mxGetN(arr);
}
printf("matread_Matrix \n") ;
printf("oDoubleMat_LOC.nRows %i ; oDoubleMat_LOC.nCols %i \n", poDoubleMat_LOC->nRows , poDoubleMat_LOC->nCols);
}else{
printf("nothing to read \n") ;
}
// close the file
matClose(pmat);
return;
}
void matread_Cell(const char *file, const char *FieldName2Read, int CellIndex)
{
printf("Reading file %s...\n\n", file);
//Open file to get directory
MATFile* pmat = matOpen(file, "r");
if (pmat == NULL) {
printf("Error opening file %s\n", file);
return;
}
// extract the specified variable
C_CELL = matGetVariable(pmat, FieldName2Read);
cellArray[CellIndex] = mxGetCell(C_CELL, CellIndex);
double* p2 = (double*)cellArray[CellIndex];
int nRows = mxGetM(cellArray[CellIndex]);
int nCols = mxGetN(cellArray[CellIndex]);
printf(" From inside matread_Cell : nRows %i and nCols %i \n", nRows, nCols);
int i2;
for (i2 = 0; i2 < nRows*nCols; i2++)
{
printf(" copied value : %f \n", *p2);
p2 = p2 +1;
}
// close the file
matClose(pmat);
}
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
const char *FileName = "/home/dkumar/CPP_ExampleCodes_DKU/Read_mat_File/Test_FILE.mat";
const char *FieldName2Read = "A";
struct stDoubleMat oDoubleMat;
matread_Matrix(FileName, FieldName2Read, &oDoubleMat);
double* v = oDoubleMat.pValueInField;
printf("From main \n");
printf("oDoubleMat.nRows %i ; oDoubleMat.nCols %i \n", oDoubleMat.nRows , oDoubleMat.nCols);
int i;
for (i = 0; i < oDoubleMat.nCols*oDoubleMat.nRows; i++)
{
printf(" copied value : %f \n", *v);
v = v +1;
}
// Reading the structure
const char *FieldName2Read2 = "Filters";
matread_Cell(FileName, FieldName2Read2, 0);
matread_Cell(FileName, FieldName2Read2, 1);
// cleanup the mex-array
mxDestroyArray(arr);
mxDestroyArray(C_CELL);
/* How to delete mxArray of pointer : should this be a array of pointers */
//mxDestroyArray(cellArray[0]);
//mxDestroyArray(cellArray[1]);
return 0;
}
uscita:
$ gcc -g -o Test Read_MatFile_DKU_2.c -I/usr/local/MATLAB/R2011b/extern/include -L/usr/local/MATLAB/R2011b/bin/glnxa64 -lmat -lmx
$ ./Test
Reading file /home/dkumar/CPP_ExampleCodes_DKU/Read_mat_File/Test_FILE.mat...
matread_Matrix
oDoubleMat_LOC.nRows 3 ; oDoubleMat_LOC.nCols 3
From main
oDoubleMat.nRows 3 ; oDoubleMat.nCols 3
copied value : 1.000000
copied value : 5.000000
copied value : 3.000000
copied value : 2.000000
copied value : 7.000000
copied value : 5.000000
copied value : 3.000000
copied value : 1.000000
copied value : 9.000000
Reading file /home/dkumar/CPP_ExampleCodes_DKU/Read_mat_File/Test_FILE.mat...
From inside matread_Cell : nRows 3 and nCols 3
copied value : 0.000000
copied value : 0.000000
copied value : 0.000000
copied value : 0.000000
copied value : 0.000000
copied value : 0.000000
copied value : 0.000000
copied value : 0.000000
copied value : 0.000000
Reading file /home/dkumar/CPP_ExampleCodes_DKU/Read_mat_File/Test_FILE.mat...
From inside matread_Cell : nRows 3 and nCols 2
copied value : 0.000000
copied value : 0.000000
copied value : 0.000000
copied value : 0.000000
copied value : 0.000000
copied value : 0.000000
Inoltre, non ho potuto leggere questo campo correttamente pure: Creatore = 'DKumar';
UPDATE:
Basato su suggerimento di @Sherwin
mio codice C:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "/usr/local/MATLAB/R2011b/extern/include/mat.h"
mxArray *arr;
mxArray *C_CELL;
/* declare a 2 x 1 array of pointers to access the cell array in C */
mxArray *cellArray[2];
struct stDoubleMat{
double* pValueInField;
int nRows, nCols;
};
void matread_Matrix(MATFile* pmat , const char *FieldName2Read, struct stDoubleMat* poDoubleMat_LOC)
{
// extract the specified variable
arr = matGetVariable(pmat, FieldName2Read);
double *pr;
if (arr != NULL && !mxIsEmpty(arr)) {
// copy data
mwSize num = mxGetNumberOfElements(arr);
pr = mxGetPr(arr);
if (pr != NULL) {
poDoubleMat_LOC->pValueInField = pr;
poDoubleMat_LOC->nRows = mxGetM(arr);
poDoubleMat_LOC->nCols = mxGetN(arr);
}
printf("matread_Matrix \n") ;
printf("oDoubleMat_LOC.nRows %i ; oDoubleMat_LOC.nCols %i \n", poDoubleMat_LOC->nRows , poDoubleMat_LOC->nCols);
}else{
printf("nothing to read \n") ;
}
return;
}
void matread_String(MATFile* pmat , const char *FieldName2Read)
{
// extract the specified variable
arr = matGetVariable(pmat, FieldName2Read);
double *pr;
if (arr != NULL && !mxIsEmpty(arr)) {
// copy data
mwSize num = mxGetNumberOfElements(arr);
pr = mxGetPr(arr);
if (pr != NULL) {
char *p2 = (char*) pr;
// Printing and checking
int i2;
for (i2 = 0; i2 < num; i2++)
{
printf(" copied value : %s \n", p2);
p2 = p2 +1;
}
}
}else{
printf("nothing to read \n") ;
}
return;
}
void matread_Cell(MATFile* pmat , const char *FieldName2Read, int CellIndex)
{
// extract the specified variable
C_CELL = matGetVariable(pmat, FieldName2Read);
cellArray[CellIndex] = mxGetCell(C_CELL, CellIndex);
double *p2 = (double*) mxGetPr(cellArray[CellIndex]);
int nRows = mxGetM(cellArray[CellIndex]);
int nCols = mxGetN(cellArray[CellIndex]);
printf(" From inside matread_Cell : nRows %i and nCols %i \n", nRows, nCols);
int i2;
for (i2 = 0; i2 < nRows*nCols; i2++)
{
printf(" copied value : %f \n", *p2);
p2 = p2 +1;
}
}
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
const char *FileName = "/home/dkumar/CPP_ExampleCodes_DKU/Read_mat_File/Test_FILE.mat";
const char *FieldName2Read = "A";
//Open file to get directory
printf("Reading file %s...\n\n", FileName);
MATFile* pmat = matOpen(FileName, "r");
if (pmat == NULL) {
printf("Error opening file %s\n", FileName);
return;
}
struct stDoubleMat oDoubleMat;
matread_Matrix(pmat, FieldName2Read, &oDoubleMat);
double* v = oDoubleMat.pValueInField;
int i;
for (i = 0; i < oDoubleMat.nCols*oDoubleMat.nRows; i++)
{
printf(" copied value : %f \n", *v);
v = v +1;
}
// Reading the structure
const char *FieldName2Read2 = "Filters";
matread_Cell(pmat, FieldName2Read2, 0);
matread_Cell(pmat, FieldName2Read2, 1);
// Reading the string
const char *FieldName2Read3 = "Creator";
matread_String(pmat, FieldName2Read3);
// cleanup the mex-array
mxDestroyArray(arr);
mxDestroyArray(C_CELL);
/* How to delete mxArray of pointer : should this be a array of pointers */
//mxDestroyArray(cellArray[0]);
//mxDestroyArray(cellArray[1]);
// close the file
matClose(pmat);
return 0;
}
uscita:
oDoubleMat.nRows 3 ; oDoubleMat.nCols 3
copied value : 1.000000
copied value : 5.000000
copied value : 3.000000
copied value : 2.000000
copied value : 7.000000
copied value : 5.000000
copied value : 3.000000
copied value : 1.000000
copied value : 9.000000
From inside matread_Cell : nRows 3 and nCols 3
copied value : -1.000000
copied value : -1.000000
copied value : -1.000000
copied value : -1.000000
copied value : 8.000000
copied value : -1.000000
copied value : -1.000000
copied value : -1.000000
copied value : -1.000000
From inside matread_Cell : nRows 3 and nCols 2
copied value : -2.000000
copied value : -2.000000
copied value : -2.000000
copied value : -2.000000
copied value : 16.000000
copied value : -2.000000
copied value : D
copied value :
copied value : K
copied value :
copied value : u
copied value :
copied value :
Problema: 1) Valore stringa memorizzata in creatore non è visualizzato correttamente.
2) Come eliminare cellArray [2])?
Perché sei il salvataggio dei dati in formato 'MAT' se lo si legge al di fuori di Matlab? perché non esportare i dati (in Matlab), per esempio, in hdf5 e utilizzare gli strumenti esistenti per leggere i dati binari di hdf5? – Shai
Non ho mai usato il formato hdf5 prima e non so se può archiviare e accedere alle strutture di celle. –
Matlab salva i suoi file MAT in formato hdf5 (per versione 7.3 e on, AFAIK). Quindi, in linea di principio, può fare tutto ciò di cui hai bisogno. Dovrai sporcarti le mani e imparare come interfacciare a hdf5, ma considerando il fatto che stai attraversando lo stesso (doloroso) processo con il formato MAT, penso che starai meglio imparando uno strumento più versatile (HDF5) invece di concentrarsi sul MAT molto ristretto ... Ma questa è solo la mia opinione. – Shai