Vertcat Overloaded vertical concatenation for tscollection object

TSC = VERTCAT(TSC1, TSC2, ...) performs

TSC = [TSC1 ; TSC2 ; ...]

This operation appends tscollection objects. The time vectors must not

overlap. The last time in TSC1 must be earlier than the first time in

TSC2. All the tscollection objects to be combined must have the same

time series members.

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doc tscollection/vertcat

<tscollection/horzcat> - Horizontal concatenation of tscollection objects.

HORZCAT Overloaded horizontal concatenation for tscollection object

TSC = HORZCAT(TSC1, TSC2, ...) performs

TSC = [TSC1 TSC2 ...]

This operation combines multiple tscollection objects, which must have

common times, into one tscollection object containing time series from

all the concatenated objects.

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doc tscollection/horzcat

<tscollection/getsampleusingtime> - Extract samples from a collection between specified time values.

GETSAMPLEUSINGTIME Extract samples from a tscollection object between a

specified start and end time values into a new tscollection object.

TSC2 = GETSAMPLEUSINGTIME(TSC1,TIME) returns a new tscollection TSC2 with a single sample corresponding to time TIME in TSC1

TSC2 = GETSAMPLEUSINGTIME(TSC1,START,END) returns a new tscollection TSC2 with samples between the times START and END in TS1

TS2 = GETSAMPLEUSINGTIME(TSC1,TIME,'ALLOWDUPLICATETIMES',

VALUE)

You can explicitly allow the single time case to return multiple samples

when it coincides with a duplicate time value by adding the Property-Value

pair: 'allowduplicatetimes',VALUE where VALUE is either true or false.

Note: (1) When the time vector in TSC1 is numeric, START and END must be

numeric. (2) When the times in TSC1 are date strings, but the START

and END values are numeric, START and END values are treated as DATENUM values.

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doc tscollection/getsampleusingtime

<tscollection/isempty> - True for empty tscollection objects.

ISEMPTY Evaluate to TRUE for empty tscollection object.

ISEMPTY(TSC) returns 1 (TRUE) when the tscollection object contains no

samples, and otherwise 0 (FALSE).

See also size and length methods

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doc tscollection/isempty

<tscollection/length> - Length of the time vector.

Copyright 2005-2006 The MathWorks, Inc.

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doc tscollection/length

<tscollection/size> - Size of a tscollection object.

SIZE Return the size of the tscollection object.

SIZE(TSC) returns [n m] where n is the length of the time vector,

m is the number of time series members.

See also isempty and length methods.

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doc tscollection/size

<tscollection/fieldnames> - Cell array of time series collection property names.

FIELDNAMES Return a cell array of tscollection property names.

Names = FIELDNAMES(TSC) returns a cell array of strings containing

the names of the properties of tscollection TSC.

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doc tscollection/fieldnames

<tscollection/getabstime> - Extract a date string time vector into a cell array.

GETABSTIME Extract a date string time vector into a cell array.

GETABSTIME(TSC) extracts the time vector from the tscollection object TSC

as a cell array of date strings (see DATESTR for help on date strings).

The time vector must be defined relative to a calendar date, i.e. the property

TimeInfo.StateDate must be defined. When the TimeInfo.StartDate format