Interp1 error: Can someone please help.
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I have a time series matrix that is not evenly spaced in time.
I have used the following commands to re-sample it with constant time increment (60sec increment). This command works. I have checked the datevector and the time values are incrementing every minute
New 1min sampled time series
downsampled_T= datenum(y0,m0,d0,h0,min0,(s0:60:s0+du))';_
Original timeseries in datenum
oldT=datenum(T);
Interpolation of original values
sparseX=interp1(oldT,D1_position(:,7),downsampled_T);
I get the following error: Error using griddedInterpolant The grid vectors are not strictly monotonic increasing.
Any ideas why? My datevec seems to be incrementing evenly. But my datenum seems to be not?
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Markus Schmidt
2013-4-17
I had a similar problem. Handling with a big dataset (where x is the time) I experienced same behaviour. I figured out a solution. Even though I applied 'unique' to my data matrix, some of the entries are 'not unique' regarding subtracting them (which is used for linear interpolation I guess.) So I applied the following algorithm to my data:
% Create matrix with dataset of properties to be interpolated (northing,
% easting, heading, velocity)
% ts_interp = test_series(isnan(test_series(:,2)),:);
ts_interp = unique(test_series(isnan(test_series(:,2)),[1 9 10 11 12]),'rows');
% For interplation, the function unique is not sufficient to delete enough
% entries. The time data will be checked for differences of 0, which
% depends on the machine precision.
delta = diff(ts_interp(:,1));
nodiff = find(delta == 0);
for k=1:length(nodiff)
ts_interp(nodiff(k),1) = NaN;
end
ts_interp = ts_interp(~isnan(ts_interp(:,1)),:);
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