Temperature changes during a day
Here at MathWorks, we have a weather station on top of one of our buildings. It collects data on wind speed, temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, and rain fall. This example shows how to access the weather station's public data stream, and how to find the minimum, maximum, and largest temperature change over the course of a day.
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Adam Filion (2021). Temperature changes during a day (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/73241-temperature-changes-during-a-day), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
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Ahhhh, I bet you need the Control System toolbox to try this example...
Hi, I get the error below when trying to run. Is it possible that the data were not saved correctly? Thanks!
Warning: Variable 'identifiedModel' originally saved as a ss cannot be instantiated as an object and will
be read in as a uint32.