array2timetable — Convert an array into a timetable.

array2timetable(A, 'RowTimes', times) splits array columns into timetable variables.

Syntax

B = tabularBuiltin(A, ...)

Inputs

NameTypeRequiredDefaultDescription
AAnyYesInput value.
argsAnyVariadicName-value options or conversion arguments.

Returns

NameTypeDescription
outAnyResult value.

Errors

IdentifierWhenMessage
RunMat:table:InvalidArgumentArguments or table metadata are invalid.table: invalid argument
RunMat:table:InvalidIndexTable indexing is invalid.table: invalid index
RunMat:table:InvalidVariableA table variable name or value is invalid.table: invalid variable

How array2timetable works

  • "VariableNames", "RowNames", and "RowTimes" are supported.
  • If row times are omitted, sequential numeric row times are generated.

Example

Array to timetable

TT = array2timetable([10;20], 'RowTimes', [1;2])

Expected output:

TT = timetable object

Using array2timetable with coding agents

Open a RunMat example with live inputs, then ask the agent to explain how array2timetable changes the result.

Run a small array2timetable example, explain the result, then change one input and compare the output.

Open-source implementation

Unlike proprietary runtimes, every RunMat function is open-source. Read exactly how array2timetable is executed, line by line, in Rust.

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