% TRANSPOSE [overload base function]

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function y = transpose(x)

rn = get(x, 'rownames');
cn = get(x, 'colnames');

y = stk_dataframe(transpose(x.data), rn', cn');

end % function transpose

%!test
%! u = rand(3, 2) + 1i * rand(3, 2);
%! data = stk_dataframe(u, {'x' 'y'}, {'obs1'; 'obs2'; 'obs3'});
%! data = data.';
%! assert (isa(data, 'stk_dataframe') && isequal(double(data), u.'));
%! assert (isequal(data.rownames, {'x'; 'y'}));
%! assert (isequal(data.colnames, {'obs1' 'obs2' 'obs3'}));
