frameintervals

Create frame intervals based on frame settings

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Syntax

intervals = frameintervals(range,framerate,framesize)
intervals = frameintervals(___,Name,Value)

Description

frameintervals is a function used in code generated by Diagnostic Feature Designer.

intervals = frameintervals(range,framerate,framesize) creates frame intervals containing frame start and stop times for all frames within the specified range of data, using the specified frame rate and frame size.

For instance, suppose that your full signal starts at 0 and ends at 30 seconds. You specify contiguous one second frames by setting both framerate and framesize to 1. Then range is equal to [0 30] and intervals is returned as a table of 30 intervals that starts with the interval [0 1] and ends with the interval [29 30].

Code that is generated by Diagnostic Feature Designer uses frameintervals when performing frame-based member processing.

intervals = frameintervals(___,Name,Value) creates frame intervals using one or more name-value pair arguments. For instance, frameintervals('FrameUnit','days') returns frame intervals in the units of days. Specify name-value pair arguments after all other input arguments.

Input Arguments

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Data range over which to create frame intervals, specified as a numeric or duration vector with two elements.

Frame rate, which represents the distance between the starting points of each successive frame, specified as a numeric or duration value. By default, frameintervals interprets the units of framerate and framesize, and sets the units and data type of intervals, according to the data type and units of range as the table shows.

rangeframerate, framesizeUnits of framerate, framesizeintervalsUnits of intervals
numericnumericsame as rangenumericsame as range
durationnumericsecondsdurationseconds
durationdurationsame as rangedurationsame as range
durationdurationdifferent from rangedurationseconds

Frame size, which represents the distance between the start point and end point of each successive frame, specified as a numeric or duration value. By default, frameintervals interprets the units of framesize and framerate, and sets the units and data type of intervals, according to the data type and units of range. For more information, see the table in framerate.

Name-Value Pair Arguments

Specify optional comma-separated pairs of Name,Value arguments. Name is the argument name and Value is the corresponding value. Name must appear inside quotes. You can specify several name and value pair arguments in any order as Name1,Value1,...,NameN,ValueN.

Example: frameintervals('FrameUnit','days')

Frame units, specified as the comma-separated pair consisting of 'FrameUnit' and a string identifying the unit in which to return intervals. When framerate and framesize are numeric but range is duration, 'FrameUnit' also specifies the units of framerate and framesize.

Variable names for intervals, specified as the comma-separated pair consisting of 'VariableNames' and a string array with two strings representing the names for start points and end points.

Output Arguments

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Frame intervals, returned as an nf-by-2 table, where nf is the number of frames. By default, the data type and units of intervals depend on the data type and units of range and framerate. For more information, see framerate. The name-value pair argument framesize overrides the default units for intervals.

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