nested for loop for moving average filter
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Hello Everyone,
I want to implement nested for loop in MATLAB the first loop should run from 3 to n and inside this loop the second for loop should run for 1:5. My problem is I want to take averages of 5 numbers but a moving average. So i should start with average from elements 1 to 5 for first row, elements 2 to 6 for second row , elemets 3 to 7 for third row.
Please help me with this problem.
Thanks in Advance
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Image Analyst
le 29 Nov 2012
You always have to decide what to do at the end when the window falls outside the signal. Looks like you want to just limit the window so that it never goes outside your signal. I think you need to do
for i = 2 : end-2 % not 3:end
where No is 2, which is the half width of a 5 element wide window.
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Jan
le 29 Nov 2012
No loops required in Matlab:
n = length(x);
mx = (x(1:n-4) + x(2:n-3) + x(3:n-2) + x(4:n-1) + x(5:n)) / 5;
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Daniel Shub
le 29 Nov 2012
I thought this would be faster than conv, but I was wrong. I wonder what the fastest method is for a moving average filter.
Daniel Shub
le 29 Nov 2012
While you can do this with a loop, MATLAB has some highly optimized commands for filtering. The simpliest is probably conv.
First create some dummy date
N = 20;
x = randi(10, N, 1);
The M point moving average filter is
M = 5;
y = conv(x, ones(M, 1));
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