Decimation function needs a double precision vector
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Taylor Azizeh
on 13 Jul 2023
Commented: Taylor Azizeh
on 13 Jul 2023
I am trying to decimate some data that was recorded at 100Hz down to 50Hz. So far, I extracted the three columns to decimate and tried:
data_X = data(:,[3])
It's a massive file, so here is the ouput preview, so you can get an idea of what is going into the next piece of code.
Then, I am trying to run the decimate function using...
data_X_50 = decimate(data_X,2);
resulting in this error:
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I am very new to coding in MatLab and this is my first time posting a question here, so I really appreciate any help.
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Dyuman Joshi
on 13 Jul 2023
Edited: Dyuman Joshi
on 13 Jul 2023
Using parentheses () on table returns a sub-table.
x = primes(20)';
y = (1:numel(x))';
T = table(x,y)
%When you use (), Output is returned as a table
T(:,1)
Use curly braces
T{:,1}
or dot indexing to access the content of the table in the stored format -
T.(1)
This assumes that the initial data is of double format. If it is of single format (which seems to be the only other option with the data given), convert it to double.
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Dyuman Joshi
on 13 Jul 2023
data_XYZ = data{:,[3 4 5]};
%Get the size of the array
s = size(data_XYZ);
%Decimation factor
r = 2;
%The decimated signal is shortened by a factor of r, so the length of
%output will be
n = ceil(s(1)/r);
Reference for the length - decimate
%Preallocating the final output
out = zeros(n,s(2));
%looping through the columns of the data
for k=1:s(2)
out(:,k) = decimate(data_XYZ(:,k),r);
end
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