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how to get the value of accuracy for each type of distortion and the accuracy value for all?
@RACHEL LYN JAHIRIN, [edit: remove redundant text from my answer] I understand you are using a support vector machine (SVM) to...
how to get the value of accuracy for each type of distortion and the accuracy value for all?
@RACHEL LYN JAHIRIN, [edit: remove redundant text from my answer] I understand you are using a support vector machine (SVM) to...
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% Demodulation demodulated_signal = modulated_signal .* c; % Low-pass filter (to remove high-frequency components) cutoff_freq = 2 * fm; % Cut-off frequency [b, a] = butter(6
@eman, Suppose the original signal is a 17 Hz sine wave plus a 23 Hz cosine wave, 0.2 seconds long, plus an offset so it is al...
% Demodulation demodulated_signal = modulated_signal .* c; % Low-pass filter (to remove high-frequency components) cutoff_freq = 2 * fm; % Cut-off frequency [b, a] = butter(6
@eman, Suppose the original signal is a 17 Hz sine wave plus a 23 Hz cosine wave, 0.2 seconds long, plus an offset so it is al...
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I need to predict isobaric and Isotropic heat capacity vs. temperature and density from equation 49 and 50 in the attached paper. I don't know how to write these equations.
@Hanadi, [edit: fix typos, and add a question about units, at the end, and change units for Cv in the comments of my code below...
I need to predict isobaric and Isotropic heat capacity vs. temperature and density from equation 49 and 50 in the attached paper. I don't know how to write these equations.
@Hanadi, [edit: fix typos, and add a question about units, at the end, and change units for Cv in the comments of my code below...
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findpeaks () doesn't find all peaks in function
@Michel, I see that the mat file contains the vector VP01f8, size 28600x1. I assume this is the signal of interest. I will refe...
findpeaks () doesn't find all peaks in function
@Michel, I see that the mat file contains the vector VP01f8, size 28600x1. I assume this is the signal of interest. I will refe...
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Moving Standard Deviation issues with NaN values (i.e., Stdfilt). Alternatives and workarounds?
@Simone A., [Edit: I attached the script twice. I am removing the earlier version.] See attached script. Key steps, which occu...
Moving Standard Deviation issues with NaN values (i.e., Stdfilt). Alternatives and workarounds?
@Simone A., [Edit: I attached the script twice. I am removing the earlier version.] See attached script. Key steps, which occu...
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How to calculate the SNR of SSVEP signal after Fourier transform？
@潇轩 王, YOu say "why can't I get the same result?" Please explain more clearly what thing is not the same as what other thing. ...
How to calculate the SNR of SSVEP signal after Fourier transform？
@潇轩 王, YOu say "why can't I get the same result?" Please explain more clearly what thing is not the same as what other thing. ...
fast 3 Jahre vor | 1
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Segment data into overlapping windows
@Panos Kerezoudis, you did not specify the sampling rate. You said you have time series data (1x300). I assume 300 is the num...
Segment data into overlapping windows
@Panos Kerezoudis, you did not specify the sampling rate. You said you have time series data (1x300). I assume 300 is the num...
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3-D Polar Plot from mat Data
@Naeem, [Edit: added references to the File Exchange programs you referenced.] I am surprised that you were not satisfied with...
3-D Polar Plot from mat Data
@Naeem, [Edit: added references to the File Exchange programs you referenced.] I am surprised that you were not satisfied with...
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FFT from CSV data file
@Mathias Braun, data=importdata('test_amplitude_50.2 (1).csv'); y=data.data; % signal N=length(y); % length of ...
FFT from CSV data file
@Mathias Braun, data=importdata('test_amplitude_50.2 (1).csv'); y=data.data; % signal N=length(y); % length of ...
fast 3 Jahre vor | 1
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Fitting Curve To Polarplot Data
@israel cohen, Matlab's lsqcurvefit is very good. The help for it has many good examples. As the name suggests, the error fun...
Fitting Curve To Polarplot Data
@israel cohen, Matlab's lsqcurvefit is very good. The help for it has many good examples. As the name suggests, the error fun...
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projecting 2D (x, y) coordinates onto a 3D plane
@Giuseppe Cecchelli, I think you know more than I do about Matlab's camera projection algorithms. Therefore I do not expect tha...
projecting 2D (x, y) coordinates onto a 3D plane
@Giuseppe Cecchelli, I think you know more than I do about Matlab's camera projection algorithms. Therefore I do not expect tha...
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correct conversation from polar to cartesian coordinates for a surface profile
@Jessica Winkler, [edit: clean up copy-paste error, remove a line of code I added that was superfluous] [edit: Reverse the axi...
correct conversation from polar to cartesian coordinates for a surface profile
@Jessica Winkler, [edit: clean up copy-paste error, remove a line of code I added that was superfluous] [edit: Reverse the axi...
fast 3 Jahre vor | 0
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Unable to find transfer functon using model linearizer
@S J Lohit Prakash, [edit: Fix a typo in the y-axis label of two plots.] [edit: Fix mistake in equation - thank you @Paul.] Y...
Unable to find transfer functon using model linearizer
@S J Lohit Prakash, [edit: Fix a typo in the y-axis label of two plots.] [edit: Fix mistake in equation - thank you @Paul.] Y...
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Estimating transfer function of a system with input and output values as well as kp and ki values
Keaton, what do you get if you analyze the new data with code used to analyze the earlier data? What differences between the tra...
Estimating transfer function of a system with input and output values as well as kp and ki values
Keaton, what do you get if you analyze the new data with code used to analyze the earlier data? What differences between the tra...
fast 3 Jahre vor | 0
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How can I get a two-dimensional contour line graph from Wavelet Time-Frequency analysis?
@Navid, Here is an example: fs=1000; % sampling rate (Hz) t=(0:1000)/fs; % time vector for x (s) x=chirp(t,50,1,300)...
How can I get a two-dimensional contour line graph from Wavelet Time-Frequency analysis?
@Navid, Here is an example: fs=1000; % sampling rate (Hz) t=(0:1000)/fs; % time vector for x (s) x=chirp(t,50,1,300)...
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Combine two MATLAB figures with two different y axes
@Belinda, I packaged the raw data into a single .mat file, attached. I will make two figures. Figure 1 has two panels. Figure...
Combine two MATLAB figures with two different y axes
@Belinda, I packaged the raw data into a single .mat file, attached. I will make two figures. Figure 1 has two panels. Figure...
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Estimating transfer function of a system with input and output values as well as kp and ki values
@Keaton Looper, Yes you can. You can estimate the overall transfer function from Vin(t) to Vout(t) by using tfestimate(), if y...
Estimating transfer function of a system with input and output values as well as kp and ki values
@Keaton Looper, Yes you can. You can estimate the overall transfer function from Vin(t) to Vout(t) by using tfestimate(), if y...
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In the case of a previously filtered signal, what methods can be employed to identify its filter characteristics?
@G, If you only have the filtered signal, and not the original, then you are out pf luck, unless you know, or are willing to as...
In the case of a previously filtered signal, what methods can be employed to identify its filter characteristics?
@G, If you only have the filtered signal, and not the original, then you are out pf luck, unless you know, or are willing to as...
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How can I draw a plane between 2 points ?
@VIGNESH BALAJI, You need to specify the third point (P2) in order to define a unique plane, and the third point must not be co...
How can I draw a plane between 2 points ?
@VIGNESH BALAJI, You need to specify the third point (P2) in order to define a unique plane, and the third point must not be co...
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Hanning Window Energy Density Value
@Selina, The normalization of the power spectrum is tricky. For example,there is the power spectrum and the power spectral dens...
Hanning Window Energy Density Value
@Selina, The normalization of the power spectrum is tricky. For example,there is the power spectrum and the power spectral dens...
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Why does ode45 output "NaN" after some time, with this time depending on the input
@Merritt, There was an error when I ran testinstudy, because it calls heightconst(), which you did not provide. SO I commented ...
Why does ode45 output "NaN" after some time, with this time depending on the input
@Merritt, There was an error when I ran testinstudy, because it calls heightconst(), which you did not provide. SO I commented ...
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how to crop figures from excess white area
@Sven Larsen, One can reduce the whitespace by clicking and dragging the edgesof the image window so that it more closely matche...
how to crop figures from excess white area
@Sven Larsen, One can reduce the whitespace by clicking and dragging the edgesof the image window so that it more closely matche...
fast 3 Jahre vor | 1
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Cropping an irregular image in matlab
@Lauren Smith, it appears to me that a rectangular crop would work for this image. A rectangle can be selected that includes not...
Cropping an irregular image in matlab
@Lauren Smith, it appears to me that a rectangular crop would work for this image. A rectangle can be selected that includes not...
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How can I fix my code of the heat equation?
@Jesus, [Edit: Correct "x(i)=pos(1) & y(j)=pos(2)" to "x(i)==pos(1) & y(j)==pos(2)".] [Edit: Fixed the update formula.] Am I...
How can I fix my code of the heat equation?
@Jesus, [Edit: Correct "x(i)=pos(1) & y(j)=pos(2)" to "x(i)==pos(1) & y(j)==pos(2)".] [Edit: Fixed the update formula.] Am I...
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Rungekuttan for a system of 2 DOE functions
@Emelia, I recommend that you write a set of first order differential equations for your system. Let the four variables be x, ...
Rungekuttan for a system of 2 DOE functions
@Emelia, I recommend that you write a set of first order differential equations for your system. Let the four variables be x, ...
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deg2nm give unrealistic answer
@Bumpa, deg2nm(1) And when I run it locally I get the same thing.
deg2nm give unrealistic answer
@Bumpa, deg2nm(1) And when I run it locally I get the same thing.
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How to apply the same operation to an ever increasing number of columns?
@Zulfiqar Alibhai [I moved my suggestion from comment section to answer section.] a=[1:7]; b=zeros(20,7); c=b; for j=1:7, b(:...
How to apply the same operation to an ever increasing number of columns?
@Zulfiqar Alibhai [I moved my suggestion from comment section to answer section.] a=[1:7]; b=zeros(20,7); c=b; for j=1:7, b(:...
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Solve Displacement Driven Mass/Spring System
@Joerg Fricke-Schmidt, You have written a system of first order differential equations, but I don't think it describes the syst...
Solve Displacement Driven Mass/Spring System
@Joerg Fricke-Schmidt, You have written a system of first order differential equations, but I don't think it describes the syst...
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Bilinear Fit
Fit two intersecting straight lines to a set of x,y data points.
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Solving a system of ordinary differential equations
@Emily, It looks reasonable to me, especially when I simulate for a longer time. tspan = [0 500]; %timespan y0 = [0.0675 0...
Solving a system of ordinary differential equations
@Emily, It looks reasonable to me, especially when I simulate for a longer time. tspan = [0 500]; %timespan y0 = [0.0675 0...
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