combine
Combine data from multiple datastores
Description
combines two or more datastores by horizontally concatenating the data returned by
ADSnew
= combine(ADS1,ADS2,...,ADSN
)read
of the input datastores.
Examples
Combine Datastores
Create a datastore that maintains parity between the audio of the underlying datastores. Create two separate audio datastores, and then create a combined datastore representing the two underlying datastores.
Create a datastore ads1
that points to the audio files included with Audio Toolbox.
folder = fullfile(matlabroot,'toolbox','audio','samples'); ads1 = audioDatastore(folder);
Create a second datastore ads2
by adding noise to the audio in the ads1
.
ads2 = transform(ads1,@(x) x + 0.01*randn(size(x)) );
Create a combined datastore from ads1
and ads2
.
adsCombined = combine(ads1,ads2);
Read the first pair of audio files from the combined datastore. Each read
operation on this combined datastore returns a pair of audio signals in a 1-by-2 cell array and a pair of info structs in a 1-by-2 cell array.
[dataOut,infoOut] = read(adsCombined)
dataOut=1×2 cell array
{539648x1 double} {539648x1 double}
infoOut=1×2 cell array
{1x1 struct} {1x1 struct}
Plot the spectrograms of the first channels from both audio signals.
figure(1) spectrogram(dataOut{1},hamming(512),256,512,infoOut{1}.SampleRate,'yaxis') title('Original Data')
figure(2) idx = size(dataOut,2)/2+1; spectrogram(dataOut{2},hamming(512),256,512,infoOut{2}.SampleRate,'yaxis') title('Noised Data')
Input Arguments
ADS1,ADS2,...,ADSN
— Audio datastores to combine
audioDatastore
objects
Audio datastores to combine, specified as two or more comma separated audioDatastore
objects.
Output Arguments
ADSnew
— New audio datastore with combined data
audioDatastore
object
New audio datastore with combined data, returned as a
matlab.io.datastore.CombinedDatastore
object.
Calling read
on the
combined datastore returns a cell array containing the output of calling
read
on the individual datastores.
Version History
Introduced in R2019a
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