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dab483
dab483 am 26 Feb. 2014
Kommentiert: dab483 am 26 Feb. 2014
Hi i have this Page hinkley test
sumPH=0
for t=1:Nt
mew2=(inv(Nt)*sum((y2-xhat2)));
vari2=(inv(Nt-1)*sum((xhat2-mew2).^(2)));
sumPH= sumPH + vv/vari2*(rg12 - mean(mew2) -vv/2);
pp=max(0,sumPH);
end
Now i want to plot (t,pp) using either 1 or zero. How do i coding if i want to make maximum of pp become 1 instead its own value of sumPH ?

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Mischa Kim
Mischa Kim am 26 Feb. 2014
Bearbeitet: Mischa Kim am 26 Feb. 2014
You mean normalize the plot?
sumPH=0
for t=1:Nt
mew2 = (inv(Nt)*sum((y2-xhat2)));
vari2 = (inv(Nt-1)*sum((xhat2-mew2).^(2)));
sumPH = sumPH + vv/vari2*(rg12 - mean(mew2) -vv/2);
pp(t) = max(0,sumPH); % save each data point
end
plot(t,pp/max(pp)) % plot normalized data
If you want to plot only 1s and 0s, then you would use
pp(t) = sumPH>0; % save each data point
...
plot(t,pp) % plot data
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Mischa Kim
Mischa Kim am 26 Feb. 2014
Bearbeitet: Mischa Kim am 26 Feb. 2014
Yep, as outlined above, use
sumPH=0
for t=1:Nt
mew2 = (inv(Nt)*sum((y2-xhat2)));
vari2 = (inv(Nt-1)*sum((xhat2-mew2).^(2)));
sumPH = sumPH + vv/vari2*(rg12 - mean(mew2) -vv/2);
pp(t) = sumPH>0; % save each data point
end
plot(t,pp,'*') % plot data
...and make sure that t and pp are both row or both column vectors. Note, with '*' parameter the data points are plotted individually using a star as the marker symbol.
dab483
dab483 am 26 Feb. 2014
ok. i think i got it! thanks for your help.

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