Is there an Alternative to timetable
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I am using Matlab 2016a and wanted to use timetable and "synchronize" two tables. the academic license that I have doesnt have timetable tool. Is there an alternative?
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Walter Roberson
on 23 Nov 2016
timetable was introduced in R2016b
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Peter Perkins
on 28 Nov 2016
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Karoline, you could create a table that contains a variable that's either a datetime or a duration, and apply interp1 to the variables in that table as needed, with your old time vector as the grid points and your new time vector as the query points (interp1 supports datetime and duration). As you probably noticed, synchronize (introduced in R2016b with timetables) makes that easier, but for simple cases, you should be able to roll your own.
Hope this helps.
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