Time Format Data Conversion
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Here is one set of time data in seconds that is imported 3401.82409375 3443.09343269231 3450.68662723214 3456.25735677083 3458.4955078125 3468.43663570804 3479.25066346154 3481.85364375 4591.54526201923
and after importing this data, the output is:
1.0e+003 *
3.4018
3.4431
3.4507
3.4585
3.4684
3.4793
3.4819
my concern is with another set of data that I am trying to syncronize with the other set of data: 42:46.0 42:46.0 42:46.0 42:46.0 42:46.0 42:46.0 42:46.0 42:46.0 42:46.0
Using the following script:
[Y, M, D, H, MN, S] = datevec(data{2}); out = H*3600+MN*60+S; subplot(2,1,2), plot(out, data_to_plot)
gives me the following output:
3.8629
3.8630
3.8630
3.8630
3.8630
3.8630
3.8630
3.8630
3.8630
3.8630
Should I expected a similar magnitude of e+003? If not, how can I shift the second set of data to match the one on the left? I tried adding 3000 but it remained constant.
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José-Luis
2012-10-19
Maybe it's just me but this question is not very clear.
"my concern is with another set of data that I am trying to syncronize with the other set of data: 42:46.0 42:46.0 42:46.0 42:46.0 42:46.0 42:46.0 42:46.0 42:46.0 42:46.0"
What does that mean? 42:46 is a row vector. How's the variable data look like?
T
2012-10-19
Walter Roberson
2012-10-19
Give the command
format long
and display the output again.
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