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mean

Assign mean value of tire data channel in tireData object to entire tire data channel array

Since R2024a

    Description

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    obj=mean(obj,channels) assigns the mean value of the tire data channel specified by channels in the tireData object specified by obj to the entire data channel array.

    Examples

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    Use the mean function to assign a steady-state value for tire data channel Fz by calculating the mean value of Fz in the tireData objects.

    Import and View Tire Measurement Data

    Import tire measurement data into a tireData object, td.

    td = tireData("example_data.tdx");

    Multiple Fz conditions are included in the data. Use the split function to separate the data by tire data channel Fz, resulting in four tireData objects.

    td = split(td,"Fz");

    Use the plot function to view the normal force versus elapsed time using the normal force to assign colors and legend values.

    plot(td,DataVariableNames=["et","Fz"],ColorBy="Fz");

    Assign Steady-State Value to Tire Measurement Data Channel

    Use the mean function to assign the tire data channel Fz to the mean nominal condition for each tireData object.

    td = mean(td,"Fz");

    Plot the resulting tireData objects in td to visualize the modified data set.

    plot(td,DataVariableNames=["et","Fz"],ColorBy="Fz")

    Input Arguments

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    Tire data, specified as a tireData object or an array of tireData objects.

    Tire data channels, specified as a vector of string arrays. String values must be a property of the tireData object. See tireData Properties.

    Data Types: string

    Output Arguments

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    Tire data containing the mean values assigned to the specified tire data channels, returned as a tireData object or an array of tireData objects.

    Version History

    Introduced in R2024a

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