Automatically select and name variables from import file (.xlsx)
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meryem berrada
le 10 Mai 2021
Commenté : Mathieu NOE
le 14 Mai 2021
Hello,
I have an excel file with a column of variables. It looks like this:
The sequence is approx. 0.0237, -0.0016, 0.0018, 0.0239. Which should be named A, B, C, D. This sequence repeats in the same order 50 times (A1,B1,C1,D1, A2, B2, C2, D2, etc), but the values are different each time and the number of cells for A1, B1, etc varies. A and D are always in the range of 0.0001 to 0.0320, while B and C are always in the range 0.0010 to 0.0020.
At the moment, I am highlighting the cells from Import Data and naming them one by one.
I would like to automatically select 10 cells before B1, and name those A1. Automatically select all the cells for B1 and name them B1. Automatically select all the cells for C1 and name them C1. Finally, automatically select 10 cells after C1 and name them D1. This would be repeated for the other 49 times.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thank you.
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Mathieu NOE
le 12 Mai 2021
ok so that's my first trial , based on slope values (must be below a given threshold to select sections of interest)
not sure I got all 10 points as per request , but so far i am not sure how to improve my code
results :
code :
clc
clearvars
data = importdata('Example file MatLab.xlsx');
data = data.data;
xx = 1:length(data);
dy = gradient(data,1);
ind = find(abs(dy)<0.5e-5); % results may vary according to slope threshold
figure(1);
subplot(211),plot(xx,data,'b',xx(ind),data(ind),'r+');
subplot(212),plot(dy);
ck = 1;
k = 1;
out = [];
out(1) = ind(1);
for ci = 2:length(ind)
ind_delta = ind(ci)-ind(ci-1);
if (ind_delta-1)<eps
k = k+1;
out(k,1) = ind(ci);
else
% if k>=1
out2{ck} = out;
out = [];
k = 1;
ck = ck+1;
% end
end
end
% last buffer
out2{ck} = out;
% expected result is 40 arrays (out2)
nb_arrays = numel(out2);
indA = (out2((1:4:nb_arrays)))';
indB = (out2((2:4:nb_arrays)))';
indC = (out2((3:4:nb_arrays)))';
indD = (out2((4:4:nb_arrays)))';
indAA=cell2mat(indA);
indAA(indAA==0) = [];
indBB=cell2mat(indB);
indBB(indBB==0) = [];
indCC=cell2mat(indC);
indCC(indCC==0) = [];
indDD=cell2mat(indD);
indDD(indDD==0) = [];
figure(2);
plot(xx,data,'b',xx(indAA),data(indAA),'r+',...
xx(indBB),data(indBB),'g+',...
xx(indCC),data(indCC),'m+',...
xx(indDD),data(indDD),'c+');
legend('data','A sections','B sections','C sections','D sections');
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