What are "dimension names"?
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alpedhuez
le 19 Juin 2022
Commenté : Peter Perkins
le 21 Juin 2022
I got an error message "Renaming dimension names is not supported using RENAMEVARS." What are "dimension names"? How can one rename "dimenion names"?
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Image Analyst
le 19 Juin 2022
Modifié(e) : Image Analyst
le 19 Juin 2022
Since you won't show us your code, or tell us what you want to do, about all I can say are that for a regular 2-D matrix, the dimension names are "rows" and "columns". For 3-D you can call the third dimension "slice" or "Z". For a table, the dimensions are also rows and columns but are also called height and width, and there are height and width to determine those. For a table, the columns also have names, like column 1 of a table might be 'Date" and column 2 might be "weight" or whatever.
Dimension names are not really renamed. They are what they are (e.g. rows and columns). However you can rename a column in a table (the name of the column -- the header string you see above the column), if that's what you were trying to do.
For a structure, the dimensions I guess would be the number of field names the structure has. fieldnames
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Steven Lord
le 19 Juin 2022
Let me guess, you're trying to rename the Time of a timetable.
dt = datetime('today') + days(1:4).';
t = array2timetable(magic(4), 'RowTimes', dt)
t.Properties
t2 = renamevars(t, 'Time', 'Date')
While Time looks like a variable, it's actually the name of the first dimension of t. You can use t.Time to get all of the row times, just like you can (if they can be concatenated into one array) use t.Variables to get all the data in the array.
See the description of DimensionNames in the Name-Value Arguments subsection under the Input Arguments section as well as the description of DimensionNames in the Properties section of this documentation page for more information about dimension names for a timetable.
This would work (but not in this Answers post, since MATLAB threw an error above.)
t.Properties.DimensionNames{1} = 'Date';
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Peter Perkins
le 21 Juin 2022
What is the rationale of any of the names in tables? To give meaning to things that would otherwise be described as "1" etc.
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