Error in following code while converting cell to matrix

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Error in following code
Error using cell2mat (line 52)
CELL2MAT does not support cell arrays containing cell arrays or objects.
Error in Fusion_Minutie_InvMoment (line 18)
fusion = cell2mat(out);
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V = {load('db1.mat'),load('db2.mat'),load('db3.mat'),load('db4.mat')};
n = cellfun(@fieldnames,V,'un',0);
V1 = cellfun(@(x,y)[x.(y)]',V,[n{:}],'un',0);
V2 = [V1{:}];
V3 = cell2mat(reshape(V2,1200,[]));
V4 = mat2cell(V3,4*ones(size(V3,1)/4,1),7);
out = mat2cell(V4,[400,800],1);
fusion = cell2mat(out);

Answers (2)

Majid Farzaneh
Majid Farzaneh on 21 Jun 2018
Hi, you can do it like this:
V = {load('db1.mat'),load('db2.mat'),load('db3.mat'),load('db4.mat')};
n = cellfun(@fieldnames,V,'un',0);
V1 = cellfun(@(x,y)[x.(y)]',V,[n{:}],'un',0);
V2 = [V1{:}];
V3 = cell2mat(reshape(V2,1200,[]));
V4 = mat2cell(V3,4*ones(size(V3,1)/4,1),7);
out = mat2cell(V4,[400,800],1)
fusion1 = cell2mat(out{1});
fusion2= cell2mat(out{2});
fusion=[fusion1;fusion2];
In your cell matrix (out) there are 2 other cell matrix. For using cell2mat you should have normal matrix in 'out' cell matrix.
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Balaji M. Sontakke
Balaji M. Sontakke on 22 Jun 2018
Sir, am having the four mat files (attached herewith), which of two contains features from minutiae and other two contains feature from invariant moment. I did classification by loading first two mat files (see following code), In your code (fusion) contains fusion of all mat files, then how i provide the value of reduced_testdata and reduced_traindata for further processing.
clear all;
clc;
tic; %%calculating elapsed time for execution
%load mat files
load('db3.mat');
load('db4.mat');
%%reshape into row vector
reduced_testdata = reshape(reduced_testdata,1,4,100);
reduced_traindata = reshape(reduced_traindata,1,4,200);
%%adjust dimension
% Adjust matrix dimension
P_test = cell2mat(reduced_testdata); % Convert cell array to matrix
P_train = cell2mat(reduced_traindata);
%%rearranges the dimensions of P_test and P_train
C = permute(P_test,[1 3 2]);
P_test = reshape(C,[],size(P_test,2),1);
C = permute(P_train,[1 3 2]);
P_train = reshape(C,[],size(P_train,2),1);
%%labeling class
train_label=load('train_label.txt'); test_label=load('test_label.txt');
%%Normalisation by Z - Scores
P_train = zscore(P_train,0,2);
P_test =zscore(P_test,0,2);
%%classfication
predictlabel = knnclassify(P_test, P_train, train_label,3,'euclidean','nearest');
cp = classperf(test_label,predictlabel);
Conf_Mat = confusionmat(test_label,predictlabel);
disp(Conf_Mat);
%%Evaluate Performance
[FPR, TPR,Thr, AUC, OPTROCPT] = perfcurve(predictlabel, test_label,1);
figure,
plot(TPR,FPR,'r-','LineWidth',4);
xlabel('False positive rate')
ylabel('True positive rate')
title('ROC Curve for Classification ')
Tbl = table(FPR, TPR,Thr)
[FPR, FNR, Thr] = perfcurve(predictlabel, test_label,1,'xCrit','fall','xCrit','miss');
Thr = Thr/10;
figure,
plot(Thr,FPR,'r--','LineWidth',2,'MarkerEdgeColor','k','MarkerFaceColor','g','MarkerSize',10);
xlabel('Threshold')
ylabel('False positive rate / FAR')
title('False Acceptance Rate / FAR ')
figure,
plot(Thr,FNR,'r--','LineWidth',2,'MarkerEdgeColor','k','MarkerFaceColor','g','MarkerSize',10);
xlabel('Threshold')
ylabel('False Negative rate / FRR')
title('False Rejection Rate / FRR ')
Tbl = table(FPR, FNR,Thr)
fprintf('\n\n Overall accuracy:%f%%\n',cp.CorrectRate*100);
%%calculating elapsed time for execution
toc

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Andrei Bobrov
Andrei Bobrov on 22 Jun 2018
Edited: Andrei Bobrov on 22 Jun 2018
fusion = cell2mat(cat(1,out{:}));
or just
V = {load('db1.mat'),load('db2.mat'),load('db3.mat'),load('db4.mat')};
n = cellfun(@fieldnames,V,'un',0);
V1 = cellfun(@(x,y)[x.(y)],V,[n{:}],'un',0);
fusion = cell2mat(reshape(cat(1,V1{:}),1200,[]));
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Balaji M. Sontakke
Balaji M. Sontakke on 22 Jun 2018
Sir, how to provide this fusion to knn classification, because I required P_Test and P_train (Please see attached code)

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