How to highlight a portion of time series on a plot?
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maruljay
am 19 Jul. 2021
Kommentiert: Peter Perkins
am 27 Jul. 2021
I have a 64 x 3600 matrix containing time series.
I have another matrix (64 x 2) that contain indices of time series that needs to be highlighted. The first row of this matrix is [1223, 1345]. Here 1223 is the starting index and 1345 is the ending index.
I want to plot all the 64 time series in which the length of time series corresponding to these indices are highlited (as shown in example below).
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Scott MacKenzie
am 19 Jul. 2021
Here's what I put together. I'm assuming you want 64 separate plots.
% test data (timeseries)
nRow = 64; % adjust as per your data
nCol = 36; % adjust as per your data
ts = timeseries(rand(nRow,nCol));
% test data (indices)
n = randi(nCol,2,nRow);
n = sort(n, 'ascend')';
f = figure;
f.Color = 'w';
f.WindowState = 'maximize';
tiledlayout('flow');
for i=1:nRow
idx1 = n(i,1);
idx2 = n(i,2);
nexttile;
plot(1:idx1,ts.Data(i,1:idx1),'k','linewidth', 1.5);
hold on;
plot(idx1:idx2,ts.Data(i,idx1:idx2),'r', 'linewidth',1.5);
plot(idx2:length(ts.Data(i,:)),ts.Data(i,idx2:end),'k','linewidth',1.5);
end
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Peter Perkins
am 27 Jul. 2021
It sounds like maruljay had a numeric matrix, each column of which is a "time series". Scott, you've shown using a time series object. That will work, but I'd recommend using a timetable, maybe with 64 variables, maybe with one variable that itself has 64 columns. Essentially the same code, though.
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