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[Francois Thibault]

Hi,

Matlab indeed will let you read (and write XML files) through 'xmlread' 
and 'xmlwrite'. You may then browse through (and parse) the data if you 
are an XML wiz (which I am not). I used to do this at some point but I 
am now using binary (much faster) SDIF files with IRCAM Matlab SDIF 
tools (http://www.ircam.fr/anasyn/sdif/download/sdif-matlab/). Very 
straight forward since we have the sources to all of this...

Just my 2 cents...
Francois

On Apr 12, 2004, at 5:39 AM, xamat at iua.upf.es wrote:

> Hello,
>
> SMS allows to store the analysis result in SDIF and XML. I am not sure 
> but
> I think that Matlab should be able to import XML in some way as it is a
> standard tagged format. If not, a conversion from XML to Matlab text
> format should not very difficult with a script.
>
>> Hi,
>> I'm using SMS to analyze a set of percussive, inharmonic, signals.
>> In the old SMS versions I used there was a function that allowed 
>> exporting
>> analysis data in matlab ready format. I can't find such a 
>> functionality in
>> the
>> new version.
>> Does anyone have a piece of code for this?
>> Thanks a lot,
>>    Bruno
>>
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