match peaks from plot

v = hz1.Vdeg;
l = length(v);
t = 1:l(end);

plot(t,v);

[vmax,vindmax]=findpeaks(v,t);
[vmin,vindmin]=findpeaks(-v,t);
hold on
plot(vindmax,vmax,'o','MarkerFaceColor','r','MarkerSize',5);
plot(vindmin,-vmin,'d','MarkerFaceColor','g','MarkerSize',5);

figure
s = hz1.Dmm;
l = length(s);
t = 1:l(end);
plot(t,s);

[smax,sindmax]=findpeaks(s,t);
[smin,sindmin]=findpeaks(-s,t);
hold on
plot(sindmax,smax,'o','MarkerFaceColor','r','MarkerSize',5);
plot(sindmin,-smin,'d','MarkerFaceColor','g','MarkerSize',5);

I have these 2 peaks . how do I match the peaks from these two together ?

[Image Analyst]

What exactly does "match" mean to you? And I see hundreds of peaks, not just two. I see two plots, each one having hundreds of peaks and hundreds of valleys. Please indicate the two peaks you want to "match" and mathematically define "match".

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[Jeffrey Clark]

@Jes, look at Find local maxima - MATLAB islocalmax (mathworks.com). If its not available in your version of MATLAB you can eliminate the relatively negative findpeaks you found and thenn do a findpeaks on the reduced findpeaks.

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@Image Analyst I need to match the peaks from 1st plot with the 2nd plot

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@Jeffrey Clark i couldnt get you clearly. Could you exlain a bit more? did you mean by using islocalmax I could reduce the amount of data?

[Jeffrey Clark]

@Jes, yes. Look at the last figure on that documentation page, I suspect that method will work for you to give a reasonable number of peaks.