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Files Import Order Mathematica : Useful Links

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The problem here stems from the filenames being in alphabetical order. If you separate the numbers from the ".txt" suffix with StringSplit, you ...

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Import[source] imports data from source, returning a Wolfram Language representation of it. Import[source, " format"] takes the file to be in the specified format.

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The problem, very likely, is that the files are not random but sorted by string name . For example: Sort@Table[ StringTemplate["``.jpg"]@k , {k, 30} ] (* {"10.jpg", ...

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dateOrdered = ((names = FileNames["*.dat"])[[Ordering[ FileDate[#, "Modification" ] & /@ names]]]); data = Import[#, "Table"] & /@ dateOrdered;.

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the results in the wrong order as i think it is reading the file names not in a numerical order but .

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in order in every 0.5 seconds, so I will have 2 frames per second but I cannot figure  ...

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Using Import[], Mathematica 10.2 reorders the vertices of both binary and ascii input files PLY format, whereas Mathematica 9 preserved the order in the file. This is ...

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Try using FileNames to get list of files or directories in the current folder. Put its output in the array and go through it with cycle. You need to ...


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