Timetables

Definition and use of timetables in code acceleration

The timetable data type is a data type suitable for tabular data with time-stamped rows. Like tables, timetables consist of rows and column-oriented variables. Each variable in a timetable can have a different data type and a different size with one restriction: each variable must have the same number of rows. With timetables, you can store time-stamped tabular data in MATLAB^® code intended for code acceleration.

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Code Generation for Timetables
Use timetables in MATLAB code intended for code generation.
Define Timetable Inputs
Choose how you want to specify timetable inputs.
Timetable Limitations for Code Generation
Adhere to code generation restrictions for timetables.