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Use the collections of polygons (file 'filePolygon Collection.mat') to fill the structure array. Write a script to iterate through the cell array "polygonCollection to extract the necessary data for the structure array. Use • random colors (created by the rand() function) "Polygon No” + cell number for the plot_title • min() and max() functions for the range fields

function importfile(fileToRead1) %IMPORTFILE(FILETOREAD1) % Imports data from the specified file % FILETOREAD1: file to read % Import the file newDatal = load('-mat', fileToRead1); % Create new variables in the base workspace from those fields. vars = fieldnames (newDatal); for i = 1: length(vars) assignin('base', vars{i}, newData1. (vars{i})); end

Use the collections of polygons (file ‘filePolygonCollection.mat') to fill the structure array. Write a script to iterate through the cell array "polygonCollection' to extract the necessary data for the structure array. Use • random colors (created by the rand() function) "Polygon No” + cell number for the plot_title • min() and max() functions for the range fields