size

Determine size of iddata data set

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Syntax

[ns,ny,nu,ne] = size(data)
sd = size(data)
ns = size(data,1)
ny = size(data,2)
nu = size(data,3)
ne = size(data,4)
size(data)

Description

Return All Size Information

[ns,ny,nu,ne] = size(data) returns, for the iddata object data, the number of data samples ns in each experiment, the number of outputs ny, the number of inputs nu, and the number of experiments ne.

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sd = size(data) returns the size information in the single argument sd.

  • For single experiments, sd has the form [ns,ny,nu,ne].

  • For multiple experiments, sd has the form [sum(ns),ny,nu,ne]. Here, sum(ns) is the total number of sample points from all the experiments.

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Return Single Size Variable

ns = size(data,1) returns the number of data samples in each experiment.

ny = size(data,2) returns the number of output channels.

nu = size(data,3) returns the number of input samples.

ne = size(data,4) returns the number of experiments.

Display Size Information

size(data) displays the size information.

Examples

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Open Live Script

Load the data, which is an iddata object that contains input/output data for three experiments.

load z123merge.mat z123
data = z123;

Get and store the dimensions of data in four separate variables.

[ns,ny,nu,ne] = size(data)
ns = 1×3

   300   400   300


ny = 
1

nu = 
1

ne = 
3

Get and store the dimensions of data in a single variable.

sd = size(data)
sd = 1×4

        1000           1           1           3

The first element of sd is the total number of samples in the three experiments.

Input Arguments

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Estimation input/output data, specified as an iddata object that can contain any number of samples, input channels, output channels, and experiments.

Output Arguments

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Number of samples in each experiment of data, returned as row vector of positive integers with length ne.

Number of output channels in data, returned as a positive integer.

Number of input channels in data, returned as a positive integer.

Number of experiments in data, returned as a positive integer.

Combined size information, returned as a row vector containing the numbers of samples, output channels, input channels, and experiments.

  • For single experiments, sd has the form [ns,ny,nu,ne].

  • For multiple experiments, sd has the form [sum(ns),ny,nu,ne]. Here, sum(ns) is the total number of sample points from all the experiments.

Version History

Introduced in R2006a

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