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I have some data gathered by an Android phone and it is stored in SQLite format in an SQLite file. I would like to play around with this data (analysing it) using either MatLab or Octave. The SQLite data is stored as a file.
I was wondering what commands you would use to import this data into MatLab? To say, put it into a vector or matrix. Do I need any special toolboxes or packages like the Database Package to access the SQL format?
There is the mksqlite tool.
I’ve used it personally, had some issues of getting the correct version for my version of matlab. But after that, no problems. You can even query the database file directly to reduce the amount of data you import into matlab.