哈希表 matlab实现,MATLAB中的哈希表

Matlab R2008b (7.7)’s new containers.Map class is a scaled-down Matlab version of the java.util.Map interface. It has the added benefit of seamless integration with all Matlab types (Java Maps cannot handle Matlab structs for example) as well as the ability since Matlab 7.10 (R2010a) to specify data types.

Serious Matlab implementations requiring key-value maps/dictionaries should still use Java’s Map classes (java.util.EnumMap, HashMap, TreeMap, LinkedHashMap or Hashtable) to gain access to their larger functionality if not performance. Matlab versions earlier than R2008b have no real alternative in any case and must use the Java classes.

A potential limitation of using Java Collections is their inability to contain non-primitive Matlab types such as structs. To overcome this, either down-convert the types (e.g., using struct2cell or programmatically), or create a separate Java object that will hold your information and store this object in the Java Collection.

You may also be interested to examine a pure-Matlab object-oriented (class-based) Hashtable implementation, which is available on the File Exchange.