Storing unique hour and minute values

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I want the code below to runs through a large dataset to distinguish between weekend and weekday consumption at each hour and corresponding minute to calculate the average hourly use value (indicated by A). I tried several different ways to no previal. Any help would be much appreciated.
for i = 1:length(UniqueTimeSteps)
TimeValue(i) = UniqueTimeSteps(i);
[HourValue,MinValue,Seconds] = hms(UniqueTimeSteps(i));
idx = (t.Hour + t.Minute == HourValue & MinValue & weekday(t) > 1 & weekday(t) < 7);
Consumption_Weekday(i) = mean(A(idx));
idx = (t.Hour + t.Minute == HourValue & MinValue & (weekday(t) == 1 | weekday(t) == 7));
Consumption_Weekend(i) = mean(A(idx));
end
figureA = figure;
plot(TimeValue,Consumption_Weekday,'-*b');
hold on
plot(TimeValue,Consumption_Weekend,'--r');
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Fatemah Ebrahim
Fatemah Ebrahim 2020-5-11
Is there anyway I can do this without significantly changing my code? Because I run that same code 24 times on different Excel sheets so I would like to avoid writing a new code.
Mehmed Saad
Mehmed Saad 2020-5-11
I agree with walter. you need to re write the code.

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Mehmed Saad
Mehmed Saad 2020-5-11
编辑:Mehmed Saad 2020-5-11
clc;
clear;
data = readtable('A_minute.xlsx');
% step 2: store date and time data as a datenum (DaT) and then convert to datetime (t)
DaT = datenum(data.Var1);%
t = datetime(DaT, 'ConvertFrom','datenum');
TimeofDay = timeofday(t);
Now I made the first change here. I ceil the time to hours i.e. if time is between 0hrs and 1 hrs it is 1hrs, if bw 1hrs and 2hrs it is 2hrs.
TimeofDay = ceil(TimeofDay,'hours');
Now i apply unique and save 3rd argument in pos. what we have in 3rd argument is the unique value position by index
For example
[a,~,ic] = unique([4 5 5 4])
then the unqiue values are
a =
4 5
and there position in input matrix is
ic =
1
2
2
1
i.e. 1st unique value is 1 and 2nd unique value is 2. so where ever 1 exist means the 1st value was on this position and wherever 2 exist means 2nd unique value was here and so on (if there are others)
[UniqueTimeSteps,~,pos] = unique(TimeofDay);
We get 25 unique values because we have
00:00:00
01:00:00
.
.
.
24:00:00
So in pos wherever 1 exist means 00:00:00 and so on till 25.
Now it is your choice, either add 0:00:00 to 1:00:00 or to 24:00:00. I am adding it to 24:00:00
Remove the 1st value from UniqueTimeSteps
UniqueTimeSteps = UniqueTimeSteps(2:end);
Subtract 1 from pos. so that 01:00:00 corresponds to 1, 02:00:00 corresponds to 2 and so on
pos =pos -1;
since we subtracted 1 from pos, so 00:00:00 pos changes from 1 to zero. Replace it with 24.
pos(pos==0) = 24;
% step 3: store the other columns from the excel data file
AptA = data(:,4);
AptA = table2array(AptA);
% step 4: for loop extracting the hour and indexing it through for weekday versus weekend
Consumption_Weekday = zeros(1,length(UniqueTimeSteps));
Consumption_Weekend = zeros(1,length(UniqueTimeSteps));
wd = weekday(t) > 1 & weekday(t) < 7;
Run for loops for 24 iterations (hours) which are in UniqueTImeSteps
for i = 1:length(UniqueTimeSteps)
suppose i =1, pos==1 is making all index equal to 1 true (for logical indexing). similarly for i=2,3,..24
idx = (pos == i & wd);
Consumption_Weekday(i) = mean(AptA(idx));
idx = (pos == i & (~wd));
Consumption_Weekend(i) = mean(AptA(idx));
end
MinuteValue= UniqueTimeSteps;
% step 5: plot
figureA = figure;
plot(MinuteValue,Consumption_Weekday,'-b');
hold on
plot(MinuteValue,Consumption_Weekend,'-r');
xlabel('Time'), ylabel('Aggregated Electric Demand (kW)'), ...
title('Unit A - Aggregated HVAC Electric Demand (kW)'), ...
legend('Weekdays','Weekends')
I hope this is what you want. Working code is attached.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2020-5-11
No. Your code really needs a significant rewrite.
To run the same code multiple times, use a loop; in particular write a function that accepts a file name and does the work for you and returns the result. Then you only need one copy of the code.
t = readtable('A_minute.xlsx');
G = findgroups(minute(t.Var1), isweekend(t.Var1));
output = grpstats(t.P4_kWh', G, 'mean');
Consumption_Weekday = output(1:2:end,:);
Consumption_Weekend = output(2:2:end,:);
plot([Consumption_Weekday, Consumption_Weekend]);
legend({'Weekday', 'Weekend'})

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