Hi Sasikala,
I understand that you are looking to extract the boundary nodes from a square domain defined by a set of x and y coordinates. Additionally, you want to separate each side of the square individually.
To achieve this, you can use the “convhull” function in MATLAB to generate the boundary points. Subsequently, you can apply arithmetic logic using the “min” and “max” functions in MATLAB to separate these boundary points into individual sides.
Here is an example code:
% Plotting a square shape
pgon = polyshape([0 0 2 2],[2 0 0 2]);
% Getting the boundary points using convex hull
polyout = convhull(pgon);
plot(pgon)
% Seperating the x and y coordinates for boundaries
x = polyout.Vertices(:, 1);
y = polyout.Vertices(:, 2);
% Separate the points for each side
side1_x = x(x == min(x));
side1_y = y(x == min(x));
side2_x = x(y == max(y));
side2_y = y(y == max(y));
side3_x = x(x == max(x));
side3_y = y(x == max(x));
side4_x = x(y == min(y));
side4_y = y(y == min(y));
Please refer to the below documentation to know more about the used functions:
Best Regards!
Moksh Aggarwal
