Silly question:
How do I create a time vector from scratch, say beginning in 1981 and ending in 2010?
Thanks

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Jan
Jan am 8 Jul. 2013
It depends on what a "time vector" is.
per isakson
per isakson am 8 Jul. 2013
Bearbeitet: per isakson am 8 Jul. 2013
Is your question related to Time Series Basics in Matlab?

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Jan
Jan am 8 Jul. 2013

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It depends on what a "time vector" is. Perhaps a datenum vector with a step size of days?
v = datenum(1981, 1, 1):datenum(2010, 11, 31);
A similar approach works for a stepsize of seconds or hours etc.

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Kate
Kate am 9 Jul. 2013
Exactly. Thanks a bunch.
pruth
pruth am 21 Mai 2018
hi, and what if I want this time vector with 1 min interval.? how to make it possible?
Kate
Kate am 21 Mai 2018
If you add another number after the 1 or 31 it would be a minute vector, then you can just extract that.

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