Attempted to access data1(:,1); index out of bounds because size(data1)=[0,0].

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The error "index out of bounds because size(data1)=[0,0]" indicates that MATLAB is not recognizing the data input correctly, likely due to an issue with the data format or loading process. The code works with 6 columns but fails with 8, suggesting a potential problem with how the data is structured or accessed. The suggestion to attach the code aims to identify specific issues in the implementation. Ensuring that the data is correctly loaded and formatted is crucial for resolving this error. Proper debugging and verification of data dimensions will help in addressing the problem effectively.

Nov 10, 2012

Engiman

Hi,
I am running a code in MATLAB process 8 columns and over 500 rows of data but i get the above error.
With 6 columns, the code works well. Your help is important.

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Nov 10, 2012

zzinfinity

It sounds like its not understanding your data since it says the size is [0,0] when it should be [500,8]. Could you attach the code?

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