Plot time against numbers
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Hi, I have got the following lines of code:
aa = dataraw_GSR_RELAXING.CREATION_TIME(1:283)
bb = dataraw_GSR_RELAXING.VALUE(1:283)
plot(aa,bb)
aa corresponds to a column with times as is shown in the screenshot below.
bb is a column with the same size but instead of times it has numerical values.
When I try to plot the values against the time, I get a message saying 'Invalid data argument'.
Could someone please teach me how to plot this? I looked into examples from the forum and tried to reproduce but without success.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Walter Roberson
2023-3-28
aa = cell2mat(dataraw_GSR_RELAXING.CREATION_TIME(1:283));
bb = cell2mat(dataraw_GSR_RELAXING.VALUE(1:283));
plot(aa, bb)
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Ana Campos
2023-3-29
Walter Roberson
2023-3-29
aa = cell2mat(dataraw_GSR_RELAXING.CREATION_TIME(1:283));
bb = dataraw_GSR_RELAXING.VALUE(1:283);
plot(aa, bb)
Ana Campos
2023-3-29
Hi Walter,
Unfortunately that does not do the trick either.
"Error using plot
Invalid first data argument.
Error in PhD_Experiment_2_GSR_wip (line 328)
plot(aa, bb)"
If relevant - this is what my table looks like (from where I am extracting the data)
aa = cell2mat(dataraw_GSR_RELAXING.CREATION_TIME(1:283));
bb = dataraw_GSR_RELAXING.VALUE(1:283);
plot(aa, bb)
Ana Campos
2023-3-29
Walter Roberson
2023-3-29
aa = duration(dataraw_GSR_RELAXING.CREATION_TIME(1:283));
bb = dataraw_GSR_RELAXING.VALUE(1:283);
plot(aa, bb)
Ana Campos
2023-3-29
Peter Perkins
2023-4-5
Ana, Walter seems to have gotten you back in business, but I will just add that you may have wanted to read your data using readtimetable, not readtable. That would have put you one step closer to that plot.
Ana Campos
2023-4-5
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