MovingAverageFilterToolbox
Version 1.0 (413 KB) by
Santosh Srivatsan
GUI program to visualize the working of a moving average filter on a set of input signals
MATLAB GUI to demonstrate the working of a Moving Average Filter
Installation
- Download the MovingAverageFilterToolbox from here.
- Open MATLAB and navigate to the directory where you downloaded the toolbox. Double click the toolbox in MATLAB's file explorer to install.
- type 'Asgn_2017A8PS1924G' in the Command Window to run (Terrible command, will fix this soon).
Gui Overview
Choosing Input Parameters
- Max value of k = 5
- Max value of M = 50
- Default value of k = 1
- Default value of M = 1
- Default value of Amplitude = 1
- Default value of Frequency = 1
Notes
- The program will not throw an error if the user clicks on RUN without entering any values since every user input parameter has a default.
- The number of fields for entering values of amplitude and frequency varies based on the value of k.
- The user has an option to add random noise to the input signal
Selecting Output Plots
- Plots can be selected only after clicking the RUN button.
- Input and output signals can be plotted on the same window for comparison.
- The plot can be saved as a jpeg image using the save functionality.
Additional notes
You can find screenshots of working in the /Screenshots directory
Cite As
Santosh Srivatsan (2024). MovingAverageFilterToolbox (https://github.com/SantoshSrivatsan24/moving_average_filter/releases/tag/v1.0), GitHub. Retrieved .
MATLAB Release Compatibility
Created with
R2020b
Compatible with any release
Platform Compatibility
Windows macOS LinuxTags
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