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Nov 26, 2011 06:11 AM | cui zaixu
I met a problem when load PIPE_status.mat
Dear Pierre ,
I need to know the status of my jobs in my program.
So I load the PIPE_status.mat file.
The command is simple: load ...../PIPE_status.mat
But something bad happened,
The error is :
Unable to read MAT-file /data/logs/PIPE_status.mat: not a binary MAT-file.
Try LOAD -ASCII to read as text.
I have searched, http://www.mathworks.cn/support/solutions/en/data/1-35WPVT/index.html?solution=1-35WPVT
MathWorks said as in the website.
But I cannot solve it.
I have tried to modify your code, but failed.
Could you give me some help ?
Thanks very much !
Best Regards
Zaixu
I need to know the status of my jobs in my program.
So I load the PIPE_status.mat file.
The command is simple: load ...../PIPE_status.mat
But something bad happened,
The error is :
Unable to read MAT-file /data/logs/PIPE_status.mat: not a binary MAT-file.
Try LOAD -ASCII to read as text.
I have searched, http://www.mathworks.cn/support/solutions/en/data/1-35WPVT/index.html?solution=1-35WPVT
MathWorks said as in the website.
But I cannot solve it.
I have tried to modify your code, but failed.
Could you give me some help ?
Thanks very much !
Best Regards
Zaixu
Nov 27, 2011 08:11 PM | Pierre Bellec
RE: I met a problem when load PIPE_status.mat
Dear Ziaxu,
I did run into a similar problem a number of times, when I tried to access some logs generated using Octave from Matlab. By default, Octave is using a weird CSV-like file format that's not supported by Matlab. You need to force a different default (HDF5) which is used also by Matlab. The command is:
You can make this change permanent by editing the file .octaverc in your home directory. You may also want to add 'more off' because that verbose mode is way more comfortable with PSOM. I am not sure this is the problem you had, but that's my best guess.
Best regards,
Pierre
I did run into a similar problem a number of times, when I tried to access some logs generated using Octave from Matlab. By default, Octave is using a weird CSV-like file format that's not supported by Matlab. You need to force a different default (HDF5) which is used also by Matlab. The command is:
default_save_options('-7'); % Use the same .mat files as Matlab
You can make this change permanent by editing the file .octaverc in your home directory. You may also want to add 'more off' because that verbose mode is way more comfortable with PSOM. I am not sure this is the problem you had, but that's my best guess.
Best regards,
Pierre