I've got a small apparent issue with using the python list datatype in MATLAB. If I save a py.list to a MAT file and then try to reload it, I get an empty list in the workspace. In this example, I've got a list of lists I am trying to hash so I don't have to scan a drive every time I run the program.

Mat files contain data saved in Matlab's proprietary format. How to read these files in Python depends on the version of Matlab used to save them, up to 7. Ativa Cross Cut Shredder Manual here. 1 or greater. I'm trying to save a dictionary whose values are numpy arrays of different length to a mat file so that collaborators can load the dictionary as a cell array in MATLAB.

I am trying to run from Python a script in Matlab that run a Simulink mode, save a variable as Power.mat and read this variable in Python. I am using Python 2.7 on Windows.

I've tried to use the library hdf5storage to read the file: import hdf5storage x=hdf5storage.loadmat('Power.mat','r') but I get the error attached. Which could be the problem?

I have also tried with the library h5py but I get the same error. Sky Firmware Update Hijack. The file.mat seems not to be corrupted since I open it without any problem in Matlab.