How to convert 64 bit integer timestamp to yyyymmddHHMMSSffffff format?
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Hi
I have a timeseries data whose each record has a timestamp in microseconds and are recorded in 64 bit integer format. Data starts from May 1,2011, Sunday, 19:00 EDT. However, I want create a histogram of the interarrival times. Therefore, I want to first convert the timestamps into yyyymmddHHMMSSffffff format and then store it as an integer/double.
A few sample values are: 3679705205, 4998039591, 5638258864, 10464755368, and so on. Therefore, I shall be really thankful if someone can help write a small piece of code to solve this issue.
Thanks,
Sourav
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Cris LaPierre
2020-9-11
Help us out by sharing what the datetime equivalent of 3679705205, 4998039591, 5638258864, and 10464755368 are.
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Cris LaPierre
2020-9-11
My best guess would be to use datetime and set the 'Epoch' and 'TicksPerSecond' name-value pairs. Perhaps something like this?
t = [3679705205; 4998039591; 5638258864; 10464755368];
d = datetime(t,'ConvertFrom','epochtime','Epoch',datetime(2011,5,1,19,0,0),'TicksPerSecond',1e6)
d =
4×1 datetime array
01-May-2011 20:01:19
01-May-2011 20:23:18
01-May-2011 20:33:58
01-May-2011 21:54:24
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Steven Lord
2020-9-11
No. There's no integer type in MATLAB large enough to store those exactly and it is greater than flintmax. If you try to make it a uint64 it saturates at intmax.
>> uint64(20110501200119705205)
ans =
uint64
18446744073709551615
But if you want to create a histogram you can do that with the original datetime array. There's no need to convert to a numeric array.
t = [3679705205; 4998039591; 5638258864; 10464755368];
d = datetime(t,'ConvertFrom','epochtime',...
'Epoch',datetime(2011,5,1,19,0,0),...
'TicksPerSecond',1e6,...
'Format','yyyyMMddHHmmssSSSSSS');
histogram(d)
Or if you want the histogram of the difference between those times:
histogram(diff(d), 'BinWidth', minutes(5)) % 5 minute wide bins
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