Nonuniform Time Vectors Combine linspace and the colon operator to generate nonuniform time vectors of arbitrary characteristics. Suppose you have a Gaussian-modulated sinusoidal pulse that you must …

where the MATLAB® colon operator (:) creates a 1001-element row vector that represents time running from 0 to 1 seconds in steps of 1 ms. The transpose operator (') changes the row vector into a …

This MATLAB function resamples a time series or collection using a new time vector.

The values in a duration array represent elapsed times in units of fixed length, such as hours, minutes, and seconds.

Mar 5, 2007 · Greetings, I have pondered over this question for what seemed ages. I dared not ask for opinions of my fellow classmates for they may mock at me for being a moron. My question is: 1) …

Create timetables from input row times and data arrays, by converting arrays, tables, or timeseries arrays, or by importing files with tabular data.

The synchronize function collects the variables from all input timetables, synchronizes them to a common time vector, and returns the result as a single timetable.

timeseries — Stores numeric data and time values, as well as the metadata information that includes units, events, data quality, and interpolation method. tscollection — Stores a collection of timeseries …

Jun 10, 2014 · Ok I am not serious here. I was just wondering - as for us, time always moves forward; doesn't that mean time have a direction? So why not call it a vector? :-)

One or two dimensions, then the first dimension of the data array is aligned with the time vector. For example, ts = timeseries (rand (3,4),1:3) creates a timeseries object where the size of the time vector …