Moving window of 100 points with 20 points overlap.
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Hi everybody
I have around 500 points. My x axis-times, y-magnitudes. I need to do plot moving window of 100 points averages with 20 point overlap over time. How I may do the plot? I attached something sample plot also. (Please see my code and excel file, I need to continue my this code ...
[NUMERIC,TXT,RAW]=XLSREAD('sihex.xlsx');
A= -0.59;
B = 43.45;
C=0.09;
x=NUMERIC(:,2);
y=NUMERIC(:,1);
Mag=NUMERIC(:,3);
for iii=1:length(TXT);
date_str(iii,:)=TXT(iii,1);
end
date_num=datenum(date_str,'dd/mm/yyyy');
condition11=(Mag >= 0.8 & x > A-C & x < A+C & y > B-C & y < B+C);
plot(date_num(condition11),Mag(condition11),'.b');
datetick('x','yyyy','keeplimits'))
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dpb
le 15 Fév 2016
Nfilt=20;
b=ones(1,Nfilt)/Nfilt; % weights
magFiltered=[nan filter(b,1,mag)]; % weight average (includes end effects)
magFiltered(2:nFilt-1)=nan; % replace end effects w/ NaN keeping time location
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dpb
le 15 Fév 2016
I've no klew what the "100 events" means, the above is a moving average of nPoints.
Oh, rereading I missed part of the request...no, the above doesn't do the "jump", it's a step increment of unity. As IA says, use either blockproc or conv instead.
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Image Analyst
le 15 Fév 2016
An alternate way is to use blockproc(), if you have the Image Processing Toolbox. It gives you control over the window size and the "jump" length.
Or, you could use conv() (which moves over one element at a time) and then just subsample every 20th element from the result.
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Image Analyst
le 16 Fév 2016
I've attached two demos where I use the function in a wide variety of ways. Adapt as needed. Good luck.
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