Hi kylen,
I see you require an efficient manner to obtain all the timeseries objects without having to create variable everytime. You can leverage the "properties" function in MATLAB to retreive all the properties in simulation output and iterate over it.Please refer to the workflow below:
% Initialize a struct to hold all the processed timeseries data
processedData = struct;
% Using the properties function to list out the properties %
props = properties(out);
% Loop through each property
for i = 1:length(props)
propName = props{i};
% Check if the current property is a timeseries, only then process it
if isa(out.(propName), 'timeseries')
% Extract the timeseries data
currentData = out.(propName).Data;
% Performed the same operation you did in your sample code, you can
% modify this step as per your need
manipulatedData = squeeze(sum(currentData, 2));
% You can store the processed data in the struct,with the property
% name being the key
processedData.(propName) = manipulatedData;
end
end
I have tested the workflow with your given data and verified "processedData" contains all the time series objects, you can leverage this to access the retreived & processed data from simulation.
Hope this helps.
