Extract (splined) function from two vectors
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Matt J
2014-8-10
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2014-8-10
If you just want to do a polynomial fit, polyfit would be enough
p=polyfit(x,y,2);
Because the spikes will interfere with the fit (by any algorithm), you might want to do a second pass, removing the outliers,
keep=(y-polyval(p,x))<2e-4;
p=polyfit(x(keep), y(keep), 2); %refinement
Or you could do a pre-pass over the data with a median filter.
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Ahmet Cecen
2014-8-10
This might sound like a simple-minded suggestion, if you are looking for a function "slightly below" the one you drew, why not just subtract a "slight" margin from the y-axis (like y-0.0001) then find a regular exponential fit using cftool or fit.
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Ahmet Cecen
2014-8-10
Firstly, those two functions will give you the explicit formula of your fit. Secondly, f(x)=a*x^2+b*x+c is a polynomial, not an exponential. Use cftool, choose your x and y, then chose the polynomial fit to be second degree. Look at the left of the plot and you'll see the coefficients of the fit. If you don't have the statistics toolbox, then you can use my MultiPolyRegressV3 function at the file exchange, although it won't do the plotting of the actual curve for you, it will find you your coefficients for polynomial fits.
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