How do I find the first 30 percent of each period of cosine?
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I want to find and plot points of the graph with the find function to locateeach period of the cosine , how would i go about this?
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Rik
le 10 Sep 2021
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Walter Roberson
le 10 Sep 2021
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Sulaymon Eshkabilov
le 9 Sep 2021
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le 9 Sep 2021
In this case, if you are working and need to work with your plot, then you should work with ginput to locate where your full period is and then pick up the 30% of the data along x - axis. E.g:
[x, y] = ginput(5); % 5 points catch 4 periods. Click 1 picks up the starting point, click 2 end of 1st period, click 3 the end of 2nd period, etc.
% Then process the slected data with logical indexing (T is your known time signal along x axis):
T1 = T(T>=x(1) & T<=x(2));
T2 = T(T>=x(2) & T<=x(3));
...
% Then you can process the chosen data T1, T2, ... by reselecting only 1/3
% or 30% of it
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Walter Roberson
le 9 Sep 2021
look for the places where sign(diff()) of the signal changes from positive to negative. If you do not have noise, then those are the peaks. The difference in indices tells you how long that cycle is, so you can calculate how many points is 30% there. Then you can extract that subset, such as into a cell array.
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