How to place the variables in the workstation into a matrix?

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Hello,
I have used the GMModel on my data, and in the workstation I have results from the model, now I would like to use a few of these generated results and place them in a matrix. How do I do that exactly?
I've been using matlab for a week now, so I'm not very familiar with it yet.
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Ameer Hamza
Ameer Hamza on 29 Sep 2020
Can you show in which form do you currently have the result?
Layla scbenski
Layla scbenski on 1 Oct 2020
I'm not sure as what you mean exactly by form, do you mean their type? Regardless, I've attatched a screenshot of the results.
I'd like to use the last 6 results generated from the GMModel and place them in a matrix.

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Ameer Hamza
Ameer Hamza on 2 Oct 2020
These values are properties of class gmdistribution, you can access them like this
mu_matrix = GMModel.mu;
sigma_matrix = GMModel.Sigma;
..
..
You cannot place them in a single matrix because they all have different sizes. The other alternative is to place them in cell array
M = {GMModel.mu, GMModel.Sigma}
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Layla scbenski
Layla scbenski on 2 Oct 2020
Hello Mr. Ameer,
I appreciate your help, thank you very much!
As you have realized I am a noob.
Isn't there a way to get results for these 6 variables only? In which the GMModel would be generating results for these 6 variables?
something like:
[mu,sigma,AIC,BIC,Converged,ProbabilityTolerance]=fitgmdist(coeffs,2);
(coeffs= result grenerated from mfcc).
Is there really no way to place them in a matrix whatsoever?
Thank you in advance Mr. Ameer.
Ameer Hamza
Ameer Hamza on 2 Oct 2020
fitgmdist always returns the gmdistribution object. You will need to manually assign those values to separate variables, as I have shown in the answer.

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