
- •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.
Time Series collection general
<tscollection> - Create a time series collection object.
TSCOLLECTION Create a tscollection object using time or time series objects.
TSC = TSCOLLECTION(TIME) creates a tscollection object TSC
using TIME. Note: When the times are date strings,
the TIME must be specified as a cell array of date strings.
TSC = TSCOLLECTION(TS) creates a tscollection object TSC with
a time series object TS. Note: the times in TS will be used as the
common time vector.
TSC = TSCOLLECTION(TS) creates a tscollection object TSC with a
cell array of time series objects stored in TS.
You can enter property-value pairs after the TIME or TS arguments:
'PropertyName1', PropertyValue1, ...
that set the following additional properties of tscollection object:
(1) 'Name': a string that specifies the name of this tscollection object.
(2) 'isDatenum': a logical value, when TRUE, indicates that the time vector
consists of DATENUM values. Note that 'isDatenum' is not a property
of the tscollection object.
Reference page in Help browser
doc tscollection
<tscollection/get> - Query time series collection property values.
GET Access/Query time series property values.
VALUE = GET(TSC,'PropertyName') returns the value of the
specified property of TSC. An equivalent syntax is
VALUE = TSC.PropertyName
GET(TSC) displays all properties of TSC and their values.
See also tscollection/set
Reference page in Help browser
doc tscollection/get
<tscollection/set> - Set time series collection property values.
SET Set properties of time series object.
SET(TSC,'PropertyName',VALUE) sets the property 'PropertyName'
of the tscollection TSC to the value VALUE. An equivalent syntax
is
TSC.PropertyName = VALUE
SET(TSC,'Property1',Value1,'Property2',Value2,...) sets multiple
tscollection property values with a single statement.
SET(TSC,'Property') displays values for the specified property in TSC.
SET(TSC) displays all properties of TSC and their values.
See also tscollection/get.
Reference page in Help browser
doc tscollection/set
Time Series collection manipulations
<tscollection/addts> - Add data vector or time series object to a collection.
ADDTS Add data vector or time series object into tscollection.
TSC = ADDTS(TSC,TS) adds a time series TS into tscollection TSC.
TSC = ADDTS(TSC,TS), where TS is a cell array of time series, adds all the time
series into tscollection TSC.
TSC = ADDTS(TSC,TS,NAME), where TS is a cell array of time series and NAME is a cell array of strings, adds all the time series into tscollection TSC
using the name NAME.
TSC = ADDTS(TSC,DATA,NAME), where DATA is a numerical array and NAME is a string, creates a new time series using DATA and NAME, and then adds it into tscollection TSC
Reference page in Help browser
doc tscollection/addts
<tscollection/removets> - Remove time series object(s) from a collection.
REMOVETS Remove time series object(s) from a tscollection object.
REMOVETS(TSC,NAME) removes a time series object, whose name is specified