how to plot from .csv file?
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ramya
am 16 Aug. 2024
Bearbeitet: Walter Roberson
am 16 Aug. 2024
i hv to find percentage difference values for columns 3,6,9,12 for 2 pol HH and VV separatelyand find out difference at each frequency
later at x axis frequency and y axis these indivdual percentage values has to be plotted in bar chart
A=csvread('baseline.csv',1,0)
freq=A(1:6,2);
A_1_PE_HH=A(1:6,3);
B_2_PE_HH=A(1:6,9);
A_1_fre_HH=A(1:6,6);
B_2_fre_HH=A(1:6,12);
HH_1st_example=((A_1_PE_HH(2,1)-B_2_PE_HH(2,1))/A_1_PE_HH(2,1))*100 %finding percentage differnce between 3 and 6 columns
HH_2nd_example=((A_1_PE_HH(2,1)-B_2_fre_HH(2,1))A_1_PE_HH(2,1))*100 %finding percentage differnce between 3 and 12 columns
HH_3rd_example=((A_1_fre_HH(2,1)-B_2_PE_HH(2,1))/A_1_fre_HH(2,1))*100 %finding percentage differnce between 6 and 9 columns
HH_4th_example=((A_1_fre_HH(2,1)-B_2_fre_HH(2,1))/A_1_PE_HH(2,1))*100 %finding percentage differnce between 6 and 12 columns
same i have to find for VV also i m getting stuck at this place
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Walter Roberson
am 16 Aug. 2024
Bearbeitet: Walter Roberson
am 16 Aug. 2024
csvread() requires that all of the fields are numeric, with the possible exception of leading rows or leading columns (provided that you pass in appropriate numeric parameters to call for the leading rows and columns to be skipped.) csvread() is completely unable to deal with text after a column that is being read, even if you set the range to exclude the text column .
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KSSV
am 16 Aug. 2024
T=readtable('https://in.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/1753899/baseline.csv') ;
freq=T.(2)(1:6);
A_1_PE_HH=T.(3)(1:6) ;
B_2_PE_HH=T.(9)(1:6) ;
A_1_fre_HH=T.(6)(1:6);
B_2_fre_HH=T.(12)(1:6);
%
HH_1st_example=(A_1_PE_HH(2,1)-B_2_PE_HH(2,1))/A_1_PE_HH(2,1)*100; %finding percentage differnce between 3 and 6 columns
HH_2nd_example=(A_1_PE_HH(2,1)-B_2_fre_HH(2,1))/A_1_PE_HH(2,1)*100; %finding percentage differnce between 3 and 12 columns
HH_3rd_example=(A_1_fre_HH(2,1)-B_2_PE_HH(2,1))/A_1_fre_HH(2,1)*100; %finding percentage differnce between 6 and 9 columns
HH_4th_example=(A_1_fre_HH(2,1)-B_2_fre_HH(2,1))/A_1_PE_HH(2,1)*100; %finding percentage differnce between 6 and 12 columns
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