get interpolated values from timetable
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I have a timetable (using readtimetable from a csv).
datetime, tempA, tempB
1/1/1990 9:00, 36, 12
1/1/1990 10:00, 28, 24
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I have a time that I want to extract a interpolated temp. Lets say 1/1/1990 9:32. How can I get tempA and tempB as linearly interpolated given a random time. I dont necessarily want to resample all the data which I see you can do.
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Stephen23
on 1 Feb 2024
Edited: Stephen23
on 1 Feb 2024
INTERP1 accepts DATETIME objects:
dt = datetime(1990,1,1,[9;10],0,0);
A = [36;28];
B = [12;24];
T = table(dt,A,B)
newT = datetime(1990,1,1,9,32,0)
newA = interp1(T.dt,T.A,newT)
newB = interp1(T.dt,T.B,newT)
You could even combine them into one INTERP1 call:
newAB = interp1(T.dt,T{:,["A","B"]},newT)
Or you could use a TIMETABLE and RETIME:
TT = table2timetable(T)
newTT = retime(TT,newT,'linear')
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