Method 1:Using timetable()
A timetable can be created with the timetable function. This function takes a time vector and different vector variables.
Syntax:
timetable (<time vector>, var1, …, var n>)
Here, all var1…var n must have the same number if rows. See the following example for better understanding.
Example 1:
Matlab
% MATLAB code for timetable() % time vector tm_vector = datetime({'2022-10-13 23:00:00'; '2022-10-17 19:00:00';'2022-11-03 11:00:00' }); names = ["Harry";"Mark";"Dean"]; job = ["IT";"Management";"HR"]; % Creating timetable timetable(tm_vector,names,job) |
Output:
This will create a table of 3×2 and not 3×3 because the time stamp is not considered a column vector.
Timetables in MATLAB
Timetables are a type of tables in MATLAB that store a timestamp corresponding to each row. Similar to tables, timetables can store column-oriented data under a variable name (column name), where every variable has same number of rows. All the functions of a table work with timetables as well along with some timetable-specific functions that are used to align, combine and perform various calculations with other timetables. Let us see various ways of creating timetables.