Looking to use region-zoom interaction following the ginput selection

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Sayyam Kathuria
Sayyam Kathuria le 24 Août 2022
Réponse apportée : Neha le 31 Août 2023
Hi,
I wanted to know whether there was a way to use the region-zoom interaction following an initial ginput selection on the graph.
I am currently using a 1000 ms (1s) on the x-axis of my graph to pick the region of interest using ginput. After having clicked a point, I want the graph to zoom in to a 50ms window (25ms on each side of my initial point). It is in this 50ms window of higher resolution I wish to make a final marking that would then output in my dataset. Any soloutions?

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Neha
Neha le 31 Août 2023
Hi Sayyam,
I understand that you want to zoom in to a specific region of interest after using "ginput" to select a point on the graph. You can refer to the following code snippet:
x = linspace(0, 1000, 1000); % x-axis values (1000 ms)
y = sin(2*pi*0.01*x); % y-axis values
plot(x, y)
xlabel('Time (ms)')
ylabel('Amplitude')
title('Zoom-in Example')
% Use ginput to select a point on the graph
[x_selected, ~] = ginput(1);
% Define the zoom window size
zoom_window = 50; % 50 ms
% Calculate the x-axis limits for the zoomed region
x_zoom_start = x_selected - zoom_window/2;
x_zoom_end = x_selected + zoom_window/2;
% Set the x-axis limits for the zoomed region
xlim([x_zoom_start, x_zoom_end])
% Prompt the user to make a final marking in the zoomed region
[x_final, ~] = ginput(1);
fprintf('Final marking: %.2f ms\n', x_final);
Hope this helps!

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