How can I view Timeseries data?

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Meh
Meh on 14 Nov 2014
Commented: Meh on 17 Nov 2014
I remember I once used matlab to view Timeseries date with Zoom, pan capability along the timeline.But coming to matlab after a pause I could not remember which tool it was ? does any body know it? It opens a new window where I can load and manupulate timeseris data.

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per isakson
per isakson on 14 Nov 2014
Edited: per isakson on 14 Nov 2014
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This is R2013a. Now I tested something new (to me): the &nbsp tstool. &nbsp However, the zoom and pan button are very similar. Code from documentation:
load count.dat;
count1=timeseries(count(:,1),1:24);
count1.Name = 'Oak St. Traffic Count';
count1.TimeInfo.Units = 'hours';
Obtain time of maximum value and add it as an event:
[~,index] = max(count1.Data);
max_event = tsdata.event('peak',count1.Time(index));
max_event.Units = 'hours';
% Add the event to the time series:
count1 = addevent(count1,max_event);
% Replace plot with new one showing the event:
tstool( count1 ) %%<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
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per isakson
per isakson on 14 Nov 2014
I added to the answer
Meh
Meh on 17 Nov 2014
Yes exactly, it was tstool. Unfortunately it has been removed in r2014. In r2013 it reads "tstool will be removed in a future release.
To create a time series object, use timeseries. To create a time series collection with one or more timeseries objects, use tscollection. To open a time series object or collection in the Variables editor, use openvar. To plot a time series object, use plot. tstool(sldata) and tstool(ModelDataLogs,'replace') have been removed. To view logged signal data, use the Simulink® Simulation Data Inspector instead."

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Meh
Meh on 14 Nov 2014
Thank you for the quick answer. I did not know that I can also zoom and pan from the plots. But actually the one I used was a specific window just for Timeseries data, it includes event addition, Descriptive statistics etc

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