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FYI, they finally included a dataframe like data type in base MATLAB as well and called it `table`: http://blogs.mathworks.com/loren/2013/09/10/introduction-to
by sveme 13y ago
FYI, they finally included a dataframe like data type in base MATLAB as well and called it `table`:
http://blogs.mathworks.com/loren/2013/09/10/introduction-to-the-new-matlab-data-types-in-r2013b/ http://blogs.mathworks.com/loren/2013/09/10/introduction-to-...
So you don't need a stats license for that anymore. The question is how many functions will accept this datatype, which is one of the key problems with some of the more advanced datatypes (timeseries has similar issues).
- drunkpotato 13y agoOh, very nice! It's been about a year since I've worked in Matlab on a daily basis, so it's good to see they brought that into base. I didn't have much trouble with datasets because it's fairly painless to convert to a matrix with double(ds) if you setup your text columns as ordinals and nominals rather than cell arrays.