MATLAB How to load a non-rectangular array into MATLAB?

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Loading non-rectangular data into MATLAB from a text file requires special handling due to the differing sampling rates of the two quantities. The key approach involves reading the data into MATLAB using functions that can accommodate varying lengths, such as `textscan` or `readtable`. These functions allow for flexible data import, enabling the separation of the two vectors based on their respective sampling rates. Users may need to preprocess the data to align the time vectors or handle missing values appropriately. For detailed guidance, the MathWorks documentation provides examples and best practices for importing complex datasets.
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We have a sensor in the lab that measures two quantities and uses two different sampling rates. All four of these vectors are saved into the same text file. How can I load this into MATLAB when it is non-rectangular?

Thanks for your help.
 
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