smoothing with Gaussian Kernel for loop problem

im having a probelm with smoothing the data "ys" using gaussian kernel function everytime i run the for loop i recieve uhat = ys and kerf = 0 0 0 0 0 ... anyone can help me?
ns =length(ys);
nv =length(tv);
lambda = 0.05;
tv = (1:1:1000)';
for i = 1 : ns
k=(tv-tv(i));
kerf=exp(-k.*k/2*(lambda^2))/(sqrt(2*pi)*lambda);
uhat(i)=sum(kerf.*ys(i))/sum(kerf);
end

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hello
try this
lambda = 0.05;
tv = (1:1:1000)';
nv =length(tv);
ys = sin(4*pi*tv./max(tv))+0.25*rand(nv,1);% dummy data
for i = 1 : nv
k=(tv-tv(i));
kerf=exp(-k.*k/2*(lambda^2))/(sqrt(2*pi)*lambda);
uhat(i)=sum(kerf(:).*ys(:))/sum(kerf);
end
plot(tv,ys,tv,uhat);

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hello,i receive this error message "Arrays have incompatible sizes for this operation.",if you want this is the data im working on it and tv = (1:1:ts(end))';
hello again
try this code :
load('test_b.mat')
lambda = cv;
for i = 1 : numel(ts)
k=(ts-ts(i));
kerf=exp(-k.*k/2*(lambda^2))/(sqrt(2*pi)*lambda);
uhat(i)=sum(kerf(:).*ys(:))/sum(kerf);
end
plot(ts,ys,ts,uhat);
FYI, I made a comparison with matlab smoothdata function
with a gaussian window (length = 10 samples) you get pretty much the same result (the two traces are quite perfectly overlaid)
load('test_b.mat')
lambda = cv;
for i = 1 : numel(ts)
k=(ts-ts(i));
kerf=exp(-k.*k/2*(lambda^2))/(sqrt(2*pi)*lambda);
uhat(i)=sum(kerf(:).*ys(:))/sum(kerf);
end
% comparison with smoothdata function
ysm = smoothdata(ys,'gaussian',10);
plot(ts,ys,ts,uhat,ts,ysm);
legend('raw','exp smoothing','gaussian smoothing');
well, this is no surprise as both codes implement a gausian window !! :)
by chance,do you have any idea how to select the optimal bandwidth (lambda)? not using ksdensity?
hello again
well, statistics are not my field of expertise
there are some publications that describe some methods for optimal tuning of lambda
but then i's up to you to code that as a matlab function (would basically be your own version of ksdensity)

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