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BERTool enables you to reimport individual data sets that you previously exported to a structure, or to reload entire sessions that you previously saved. This section describes these capabilities, in these topics:
To learn more about how to export data sets or save sessions from BERTool, see Exporting Data Sets or BERTool Sessions.
To import an individual data set that you previously exported from BERTool to a structure, follow these steps:
Choose Import Data from the File menu.

Set Import from to either Workspace structure or MAT-file structure. If you selected Workspace structure, then type the name of the workspace variable in the Structure name field.
Click OK. If you selected MAT-file, then BERTool prompts you to select the file that contains the structure you want to import.
After you dismiss the Data Import dialog (and the file selection dialog, in the case of a MAT-file), the data viewer shows the newly imported data set and the BER Figure window plots it.
To replace the data sets in the data viewer with data sets from a previous BERTool session, follow these steps:
Choose Open Session from the File menu.
Note If BERTool already contains data sets, then it asks you whether you want to save the current session. If you answer no and continue with the loading process, then BERTool discards the current session upon opening the new session from the file. |
When BERTool prompts you, enter the path to the file that you want to open. It must be a file that you previously created using the Save Session option in BERTool.
After BERTool reads the session file, the data viewer shows the data sets from the file.
If your BERTool session requires particular workspace variables (such as txsig or rxsig for the Semianalytic panel) that you saved separately in a MAT-file, then you can retrieve them using the load command in MATLAB.
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