matlab中save

save(filename) saves all variables from the current workspace in a MATLAB^® formatted binary file (MAT-file) called filename. If filename exists, saveoverwrites the file.

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save(filename,variables) saves only the variables or fields of a structure array specified by variables.

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save(filename,variables,fmt) saves in the file format specified by fmt. The variables argument is optional. If you do not specify variables, the savefunction saves all variables in the workspace.

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save(filename,variables,version) saves to the MAT-file version specified by version. The variables argument is optional.

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save(filename,variables,'-append') adds new variables to an existing file. If a variable already exists in a MAT-file, then save overwrites it. The variablesargument is optional.

 

 

save test.mat X       % command form
save('test.mat','X')  % function form

 

p = rand(1,10);
q = ones(10);
save('pqfile.txt','p','q','-ascii')

 

a = 50;
save('test.mat','a','-append')

 

Value of fmt	File Format
'-mat'	Binary MAT-file format.
'-ascii'	Text format with 8 digits of precision.
'-ascii','-tabs'	Tab-delimited text format with 8 digits of precision.
'-ascii','-double'	Text format with 16 digits of precision.
'-ascii','-double','-tabs'	Tab-delimited text format with 16 digits of precision.