matlab crash

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vsee
vsee le 30 Août 2011
Hello
When I try to load a signal of 10 million data points and plot it, the plot goes through fine but I can't add data cursors to it. When I reduce the number of data points to 7 million, everything works fine.
[anasignal,path] = uigetfile('*.csv','Select the .csv file to analyze');
if isequal(anasignal,0)
disp('User selected Cancel');
end
asig = csvread(fullfile(path, anasignal),15,0);
prompt = {'Enter the starting point:','Enter the ending point:'};
dlg_title = 'Enter the limits';
num_lines = 1;
def = {'1','2'}; %default values for the inputs
answer = inputdlg(prompt,dlg_title,num_lines,def);
ErrStatus=0;
if isempty(answer)
disp('User canceled the input')
ErrStatus=1;
else
if (strcmp(answer{1},'') || strcmp(answer{2},'')) %empty strings
disp('Error: Empty inputs not allowed')
ErrStatus=1;
else
ulimit=str2double(answer(2));
llimit=str2double(answer(1));
end
end
if isempty(ulimit) || isempty(llimit) %empty array
disp('Error: Empty inputs not allowed')
ErrStatus=1;
end
%you might also need to verify the size of the inputs
if numel(ulimit)>10000000 || numel(llimit)<1 %empty array
disp('Error: Arrays not allowed')
ErrStatus=1;
end
aamp = asig(llimit:ulimit-1,2);%vary this to get more samples
ts = asig(2,1) - asig(1,1);%sampling rate calculated automatically
tim = [llimit-llimit:ulimit-llimit - 1]*ts;%vary this in accordance with aamp
time = tim';%transposed to get a column vector for plotting
ax1 = subplot(2,1,1);plot(time, aamp);
asig happens to be a .csv file with 10 million data points. I can control the number of points to plot by the variables ulimit and llimit. Is this a memory problem? asig happens to be an array of double's using up 160000000 bytes in memory. Can I improve this by converting asig to another data type without losing information?
On a separate note, I am reading the .csv file which I took from an oscilloscope. The Oscilloscope puts out a lot of unwanted information before the data starts appearing from row 15. Thats why I have to say
asig = csvread(fullfile(path, anasignal),15,0);
in my code. Is there a way to avoid this?
Thanks

Réponses (1)

Daniel Shub
Daniel Shub le 2 Sep 2011
The highest resolution monitors (2560x1440) only have 3.6 million pixels. Assuming MATLAB would plot each data point as a single pixel, and it won't, you would need at least 3, and maybe as many as 4000, monitors. In other words, MATLAB isn't really plotting all your data points.

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