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mt
mt il 1 Nov 2014
Commentato: Geoff Hayes il 2 Nov 2014
Hi all! I have a csv file that has bunch of line with date (span of 4 years) and I am trying to find the monthly average for the second column and export it as a csv file again. Anybody could help with writing the loop statement? Thanks! Below is an example of the text.
1998-08-29,892.98,986.75,14688,14688,82.5,17812,0
1998-08-30,892.97,986.47,14678,14678,82.4,17812,0
1998-08-31,892.96,986.19,14668,14668,82.3,17812,0
1998-09-01,892.95,985.91,14658,14658,82.3,17812,0
1998-09-02,892.95,985.91,14658,14658,82.3,17812,0
1998-09-03,892.95,985.91,14658,14658,82.3,17812,0
1998-09-04,892.95,985.91,14658,14658,82.3,17812,0
1998-09-05,892.93,985.34,14638,14638,82.2,17812,0
1998-09-06,892.92,985.06,14629,14629,82.1,17812,0
1998-09-07,892.91,984.78,14619,14619,82.1,17812,0
1998-09-08,892.92,985.06,14629,14629,82.1,17812,0
1998-09-09,892.92,985.06,14629,14629,82.1,17812,0
1998-09-10,892.91,984.78,14619,14619,82.1,17812,0
1998-09-11,892.90,984.50,14609,14609,82.0,17812,0
1998-09-12,892.90,984.50,14609,14609,82.0,17812,0
1998-09-13,892.90,984.50,14609,14609,82.0,17812,0
1998-09-14,892.90,984.50,14609,14609,82.0,17812,0
1998-09-15,892.89,984.22,14599,14599,82.0,17812,0
1998-09-16,892.89,984.22,14599,14599,82.0,17812,0
1998-09-17,892.88,983.94,14589,14589,81.9,17812,0
1998-09-18,892.87,983.66,14579,14579,81.8,17812,0
1998-09-19,892.87,983.66,14579,14579,81.8,17812,0
1998-09-20,892.87,983.66,14579,14579,81.8,17812,0
1998-09-21,892.87,983.66,14579,14579,81.8,17812,0
1998-09-22,892.87,983.66,14579,14579,81.8,17812,0
1998-09-23,892.86,983.38,14569,14569,81.8,17812,0
1998-09-24,892.87,983.66,14579,14579,81.8,17812,0
1998-09-25,892.88,983.94,14589,14589,81.9,17812,0
1998-09-26,892.88,983.94,14589,14589,81.9,17812,0
1998-09-27,892.87,983.66,14579,14579,81.8,17812,0
1998-09-28,892.87,983.66,14579,14579,81.8,17812,0
1998-09-29,892.87,983.66,14579,14579,81.8,17812,0
1998-09-30,892.86,983.38,14569,14569,81.8,17812,0
1998-10-01,892.86,983.38,14569,14569,81.8,17812,0
1998-10-02,892.86,983.38,14569,14569,81.8,17812,0
1998-10-03,892.85,983.11,14560,14560,81.7,17812,0
1998-10-04,892.85,983.11,14560,14560,81.7,17812,0
1998-10-05,892.85,983.11,14560,14560,81.7,17812,0
1998-10-06,892.85,983.11,14560,14560,81.7,17812,0
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Star Strider
Star Strider il 2 Nov 2014
It would help if you posted a larger and more representative selection of your data, preferably spanning about 3 years.
mt
mt il 2 Nov 2014
Modificato: mt il 2 Nov 2014
Edit is done. 3 years.. would be too long and redundant. Also I had a typo - 4 years not 40

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Geoff Hayes
Geoff Hayes il 1 Nov 2014
Consider using readtable to read data from your file (rather than using a loop). If your file name is test.txt, then try
A = readtable('test.txt','ReadVariableNames',false)
to read the data into a table. You can then access the second column as
A.(2)
and perform any calculation (average) that you need to.
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mt
mt il 2 Nov 2014
I was talking the average of the second column in respect to time. Every row is a daily value.
Geoff Hayes
Geoff Hayes il 2 Nov 2014
Oh, my mistake. Use the first column too. If we can assume that all dates are in ascending order and of the format YYYY-MM-DD, then just compare the first seven characters of the date string in row k with the first seven characters of the date string in row k-1. If different, then you know that you have started a new month and so must average the previous days. Something like
% get the dates
dateStrings = A.(1);
% get the second column
secondCol = A.(2);
% set the first day of (new) month index to first element in our
% date string column
firstNewDateIdx = 1;
for k=2:size(dateStrings,1)
if ~strcmp(dateStrings{k}(1:7),dateStrings{k-1}(1:7))
% we've reached a new month, so calculate the average of the
% previous month
monthAverage = mean(secondCol(firstNewDateIdx:k-1));
% do something with this month average
% save the index of the first day of the new month
firstNewDateIdx = k;
end
end
% do the average of the final month
monthAverage = mean(secondCol(firstNewDateIdx:end));

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