I know this is so basic but I just can't get this to work. I have a dataset 13*30 representing power values of different frequencies in the signal. There are 30 variables, and 13 observations for each. (the Hz are 1/2 Hz bins).
I have tried the following code that I adapted from the help menu.
cow={'one';'two';'three';'four';'five';'six';'seven';'eight';'nine';'ten';'eleven';'twelve';'thirteen'} ;
NumObs=size(PxxD6L72,1);
NameObs=strcat({'cow'},num2str((1:NumObs),'%-d'));
Hz=Hz';
frequencyDL=dataset({nominal(cow),'cow'},{PxxD6L72, 'half','one','one onehalf','two','two and half','three','f','t','r','y','e','v','w','d','e','e','c','p','z','x','q','a','s','v','g','r'',y','p','u','h'},'ObsNames','NameObs');
I also have tried labeling the variables in the columns 1,1.5...15. The rows of PxxD6L7 represent the 13 different subjects(cows).
I get this error message
rror using ==> dataset.dataset>dataset.dataset at 257 Must have one variable name for each column when creating multiple variables from an array.
I don't understand because there are 30 (arbitrarily labeled hz bins- I didn't want to spend time making real labels until I got the code working). I count 30 titles so I don't understand why it says I don't have the right number of labels.
I really need to do either PCA or NMF and it would be so much easier to work with the output if I had labels.
Please help! Thanks Kim
