
- •Interpolation: a tsdata.Interpolation object defining
- •Increment: interval between two subsequent time values
- •IsTimeFirst: True (default) when the first dimension of the data array is
- •Indicates additional field-value pairs using the following fields:
- •Vector.
- •Interpolation methods are 'linear' and 'zoh'.
- •Values.
- •Values assigned to a time series object
- •Is false. Index is specified as an integer array.
- •Is a valid datestr format, the output strings from getAbsTime have the same format.
- •Time Series events
- •View the properties (EventData, Name, Time, Units, StartDate) of the
- •Overloaded arithmetic operations
- •Overloaded statistical functions
- •Time Series collection general
- •Time Series collection manipulations
- •In string name, from the tscollection tsc.
- •Values.
- •Vertcat Overloaded vertical concatenation for tscollection object
- •Is a valid datestr format, the output strings from getAbsTime have the same format.
Is a valid datestr format, the output strings from getAbsTime have the same format.
Example:
Create a tscollection object:
tsc=tscollection(timeseries(rand(5,1)))
Set the StartDate property:
tsc.TimeInfo.StartDate='10/27/1974 07:05:36'
Extract a vector of absolute time values:
getabstime(tsc)
See also timeseries/setabstime, timeseries/timeseries
Reference page in Help browser
doc tscollection/getabstime
<tscollection/setabstime> - Set time of a collection using date strings.
SETABSTIME Set date strings as the times of a tscollection object.
TSC = SETABSTIME(TSC, TIMES) sets the times in TSC using the date strings TIMES. TIMES must be either a cell array of strings, or a char array,
containing valid date or time values in the same date format. See
DATESTR for help on date string formats.
TSC = SETABSTIME(TSC, TIMES, FORMAT) specifies FORMAT used in TIMES explicitly.
Example:
Create a tscollection object:
tsc = tscollection(timeseries(rand(3,1)))
Set the absolute time vector:
tsc = setabstime(tsc,{'12-DEC-2047 12:34:56','12-DEC-2047 13:34:56','12-DEC-2047 14:34:56'})
See also tscollection/getabstime, tscollection/tscollection
Reference page in Help browser
doc tscollection/setabstime
<tscollection/gettimeseriesnames> - Cell array of names of time series in tscollection.
GETTIMESERIESNAMES Return a cell array of names of time series in tscollection.
Reference page in Help browser
doc tscollection/gettimeseriesnames
<tscollection/settimeseriesnames> - Change the name of a time series member of a collection.
SETTIMESERIESNAMES Change the name of the selected time series object.
TSC = SETTIMESERIESNAMES(TSC,OLD,NEW) replaces the name of time series OLD with name NEW in the tscollection object TSC.
Reference page in Help browser
doc tscollection/settimeseriesnames
Graphical visualization and analysis
<tstool> - Open the Time Series Tools GUI.
TSTOOL Opens the Time Series Tools GUI.
V = TSTOOL returns the handle to the tsviewer.
V = TSTOOL(OBJ) imports the object OBJ into the GUI. OBJ may be a
timeseries, tscollection, TsArray or a Simulink Data Logs object, such as
a ModelDataLogs object created by a Simulink model, when data logging is
enabled.
REPLACE option for logged Simulink signals:
V = TSTOOL(OBJ,'replace') replaces the object OBJ in Time Series Tools,
if it already exists in the GUI. This syntax is supported only for
ModelDataLogs objects. For other objects, 'replace' option is ignored.
Reference page in Help browser
doc tstool