Timetables
Definition and use of timetables in code acceleration
The timetable
data type is a data type suitable for tabular data with time-stamped rows. Like tables, timetables consist of rows and column-oriented variables. Each variable in a timetable can have a different data type and a different size with one restriction: each variable must have the same number of rows. With timetables, you can store time-stamped tabular data in MATLAB® code intended for code acceleration.
Argomenti
- Code Generation for Timetables
Use timetables in MATLAB code intended for code generation.
- Define Timetable Inputs
Choose how you want to specify timetable inputs.
- Timetable Limitations for Code Generation
Adhere to code generation restrictions for timetables.