extracting one data point per day from a time series

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Jenny
Jenny le 20 Mar 2014
Commenté : Jenny le 24 Mar 2014
I have a time series of predicted water level data (cm), either 3 or 4 predicted values per day (for an entire year).
For each day I would like to extract only the highest predicted value along with the date/time stamp.
How do I extract the highest value for each day - and write that out to a new matrix?
An example of the data is attached in the extract_data.txt file.
Following that, I would like to bar chart the data per month.
I can do this manually - however, is there a way to select the data based on the date/time stamp and bar plot the data for that month ?
Is there a way to loop the plotting ?
Thank you, Jenny
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dpb
dpb le 20 Mar 2014
You can't efficiently select a max value from the file directly; you don't have sufficient information at a time.
Read the file in its entirety, convert the timestamps to Matlab datenums (use datenum) and then group by the unique values found therein. Then for each of those groups find the max and its location and select those rows.

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per isakson
per isakson le 20 Mar 2014
This produces a bar chart
fid = fopen( 'cssm.txt', 'r' );
cac = textscan( fid, '%s%f', 'Delimiter' , '\t' );
fclose( fid );
vec = datevec( cac{1}, 'dd/mm/yyyy HH:MM:SS' );
day_of_year = @(vec) datenum(vec(:,1:3))-datenum(vec(1,1),1,0);
sl = accumarray( day_of_year(vec), cac{2}, [max(day_of_year(vec)),1], @max );
bar( sl )
xlabel( 'day of year' )
where cssm.txt is a copy of your file

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