Manipulating cfit data/curve to shift fit line along xaxis
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Hello, I would like to know if there is a way to plot a cfit variable shifted horizontally with reference to other data.
Below in figure 1, I have illustrated a set of raw data to which I'd like to fit the red portion to
y=a*exp(-x/b)+c
After creating an x and y variable that represent just the red portion of figure 1 as if that data started at x=0, I went to the curve fitting app to select good starting points and tolerances. By selecting "generate code" and running it, I could then access the cfit variable.
Figure 2 shows the full data from figure 1 plotted with cfit where, clearly, because the data that was fit had been edited to start at x=0, the cfit line also begins at x=0. As you can see, my data has three peaks. In this example, they happen to all look similar, but that will not always be the case.
I want to have the entirety of the raw data shown with a fit for each peak traced over the peak the fit was generated from. Effectivley, I just need to plot the cfit variable shifted horizontally. Does anyone have advice on how to accomplish this?
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Matt J
2022-4-29
编辑:Matt J
2022-4-29
I am just doing what Mathieu NOE suggested.
If so, then the syntax,
plot(cfit,'ShiftFit',[xshift yshift],x,y)
would not be applicable because here you have only one cfit object, whereas what Mathieu proposes (and what I have also implemented for you in my original answer below), is to perform 3 separate fits, one for each cycle.
Having to generate yfit values for each cycle for each data set would introduce extra clutter to my code that I would like to avoid if possible.
It wouldn't, because you would just put the code that implements it for one data set into its own separate function and repeatedly call that function in a loop. There is no reason it should occupy more than one line in your main code.
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Matt J
2022-4-29
编辑:Matt J
2022-4-29
Download these files,
and then do like in the following:
x=x(:); y=y(:); %ensure columns
G=groupTrue([diff(x)>0 & diff(y)>=0;0]);
[starts,stops]=groupLims(G,1); %starting and stopping indices of each segment
N=numel(starts);
plot(x,y); hold on
for i=1:N
xx=x(starts(i):stops(i))-x(starts(i));
yy=y(starts(i):stops(i));
fobj{i}=fit(xx,yy,'exp1');
plot(xx+x(starts(i)),fobj{i}(xx));
end
hold off
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Matt J
2022-4-29
My answer gives that to you. You can remove the line,
fobj=fit( cell2mat(xx), cell2mat(yy) ,'exp1');
if you've come by your fobj in some other manner.
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