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Ploting timeseries data in Simulink (Variable vs. HH:MM:SS).

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Ajpaezm
Ajpaezm le 20 Déc 2018
Modifié(e) : Ajpaezm le 20 Déc 2018
I have a Simulink block that calls a user-defined function. This function calls another function: thingspeakread.m (provided by the ThingSpeak Official Toolbox).
From here, I want two outcomes. Data (numeric type, vector), and timestamps (strings, vector).
[data,timestamps] = thingSpeakRead(___)
Now, I'm able to get the values of "Data" into a Scope without much of an issue (using coder.extrinsic('thingSpeakRead') and preallocating the variable to store such points). The issue I have is this: I need to make more sense of the data visualization, and for that purpose, I need to plot this "Data" against the information displayed in the timestamps vector. The timestamps varies per minute only.
What I'll try to do, but doesn't satisfies me a lot:
  • Convert the timestamp into a numeric value using datenum() using the format for 'mm/dd/yyyy HH:MM:SS'
This option sends back a huge number (which can be used to plot Data vs. Time indeed, but it doesn't look 'good' because the number is just too big and I don't like it).
I have thought about these too:
  • Convert date to Julian Date type.
  • Convert Hours, Minutes and Seconds into 3 different arrays.
But I don't see that getting me where I want (which is to plot Data vs. Time, being able to spot easily that the numbers displayed for "Time" are corresponding to an specific HH:MM:SS of a day).
Is there anything you can guys suggest, please? Thanks a lot in advance!
Edit 1: Can I use something like datetick() in Simulink?

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