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how to stop overwriting results of a for loop in an array

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John Campbell
John Campbell am 18 Sep. 2020
Kommentiert: John Campbell am 18 Sep. 2020
Hello,
I know this is a common question, so sorry in advance, but the other responses have not been working with mine, probably because I haven't been Implementing them correctly, which is why I'm here. In the code below, i have a file that contains a variabe LAnkle, which is 205x4. I am only concerend with the first and fourth columns however. The goal is to find the trough points, where the previous and following values are greater, and put them in the array y. However, when I do this y only equates to one value, it seems to be overwritten everytime. When I use disp(x) in the script, it displays all values in the fourth column as well, not just the trough points. Any help is appreciated.
clear,clc
load LAnkle_tracking.mat
plot(LAnkle(:,1),LAnkle(:,4),'k.')
y=zeros(1,length(LAnkle));
for i=2:length(LAnkle)-1
x=LAnkle(i,4);
if LAnkle(i-1,4)>x<LAnkle(i+1,4)
y=(x);
end
end

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KSSV
KSSV am 18 Sep. 2020
clear,clc
load LAnkle_tracking.mat
plot(LAnkle(:,1),LAnkle(:,4),'k.')
y=zeros(1,length(LAnkle));
for i=2:length(LAnkle)-1
x=LAnkle(i,4);
if LAnkle(i-1,4)>x<LAnkle(i+1,4)
y(i)=(x);
end
end
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John Campbell
John Campbell am 18 Sep. 2020
This seems to make sense, but when I tried it it contained every value of LAnkle(:,4) except the first and last values, and seemed to ignore the if statement.

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