I have a set of database (multiple *.mat files) collected in a folder, which I can recall in a subsequent run. Let say I have n=100 mat files, and each *.mat file contains a set of matrices and vectors, say M and V. In such a subseq. run, computation will be performed for cases "n_i=1:100" subsequently, and M and V will be loaded for every "n_i". Would it be possible to run multiple scripts, each running a subsequent run? If script A is running n_i=3, and script B, running in the same folder, is running n_i=10, would M and V loaded by script A, replaced by the ones loaded by script B? Or are they compartmentalized in each script?

Thank you in advance.I have a set of database (multiple *.mat files) collected in a folder, which I can recall in a subsequent run. Let say I have n=100 mat files, and each *.mat file contains a set of matrices and vectors, say M and V. In such a subseq. run, computation will be performed for cases "n_i=1:100" subsequently, and M and V will be loaded for every "n_i". Would it be possible to run multiple scripts, each running a subsequent run? If script A is running n_i=3, and script B, running in the same folder, is running n_i=10, would M and V loaded by script A, replaced by the ones loaded by script B? Or are they compartmentalized in each script?

Thank you in advance. I have a set of database (multiple *.mat files) collected in a folder, which I can recall in a subsequent run. Let say I have n=100 mat files, and each *.mat file contains a set of matrices and vectors, say M and V. In such a subseq. run, computation will be performed for cases "n_i=1:100" subsequently, and M and V will be loaded for every "n_i". Would it be possible to run multiple scripts, each running a subsequent run? If script A is running n_i=3, and script B, running in the same folder, is running n_i=10, would M and V loaded by script A, replaced by the ones loaded by script B? Or are they compartmentalized in each script?

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