how can I get index from ginput?
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Hello,
I need a help on how to get index from ginput on a plot:
I have x axis = time(timef), yaxis = force(datan):
I've tried this code bellow but it doesn't work:
figure, plot( timef, datan, 'LineWidth',1.5, 'Color', '[0.301,0.745,0.933]' );
title('Calibrated Force')
xlabel('Time (s)')
% start/end time range
for i = 1:1
[strt(i),~] = ginput(1);
[fin(i),~] = ginput(1);
calcStart = find(timef == round(strt(i)));
calcEnd = find(timef == round(fin(i)));
Thanks!
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am 3 Sep. 2020
ginput(1) asks the user to click on one point and it returns the x and y value of that point. There is no index since it's just one points. Then you take the x value and stick in into strt(i). Then you repeat that and put the next x value where the user clicks and put it into fin(i).
What I think you really want to do is to find out what index of your array is closest to the x value of where they clicked. Untested code:
for k = 1:1
uiwait(helpdlg('Please click on the starting and ending points.'));
[x, y] = ginput(2);
distances1 = abs(timef - x(1));
[minDistance, indexOfMin1] = min(distances1);
distances2 = abs(timef - x(2));
[minDistance, indexOfMin2] = min(distances2);
indexStart(k) = indexOfMin1; % Save index of starting time.
indexEnd(k) = indexOfMin2; % Save index of ending time.
timeStart(k) = timef(indexOfMin1); % Save starting time.
timeEnd(k) = timef(indexOfMin2); % Save ending time.
end
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