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readmultvector can produce 3d matrix. usually it is more convenient to pursue with 2d matrix.
Also some time one the dimension is equal to 1 and thus unnecessary.
How can I exctract a 2d matrix from such 3d matrix?
Hello BeLIng,
In readvectorbuilder GUI of Compose, there is an option 'Generate readvector command if possible' . If you click on this, and select the required options needed for you, you can extract 2d matrix.
Thanks,
Sijo George
Not clear how it should work. if readvect returns several vector a cell is generated. but anyway my main point is how to move from 3d matrix to a 2d matrix
Hi BeLIng,
1) Type readvectorbulder in command window. This will open up readvectorbuilder GUI
2) Select the required options and tick the portion (shown in black box)
3) Click on print option and once the command is generated, you can use this command for obtaining the 2-D Matrix and you can visualize this data if interested.
Hope this is clear now.
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