Use newer detrend version in old Matlab?

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Manuel Steinbrecher
回答： Star Strider 2017-6-1
Hey all,
In my current code I am using the detrend function during plotting, to get rid of linear trends in the data. Yet, I only want to subtract the slope, not the mean value. I have seen, that in new Matlab versions there is a function like getTrend or [data_d,T] = detrend(data,Type), which allows to easily get access to the mean value and slope of the detrended data. However, I am using Matlab2012b, and changing this is not an option, so please do not suggest it, it will not happen. But my question would be if it is possible to use the newer code of this function in an older version? I am at a university, and we have the licenses for newer versions as well, but since I cannot find a possibility to download such functions separately, I was wondering if you could help. If that's not possible, I can ofc just use a different approach than detrend, but it would be very neat.
Thx for you help, Manuel
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Adam
Adam 2017-6-1
You can only get builtin functions with the version of the software they are included in. They are part of the version upgrade. If you have a license for the newer versions of the software then I don't know why upgrading the whole software isn't an option, but if it isn't then it isn't.
Manuel Steinbrecher
Manuel Steinbrecher 2017-6-1
Okay, thanks, I already thought so.
Any ideas what then the best way is to subtract just a slope? Basically, using detrend(data) and then adding mean(data) should work, shouldn't it? Or is it calculating the mean value differently?

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Star Strider
Star Strider 2017-6-1
I would (1) subtract the mean value of the vector from the vector and save it in a separate variable, (2) subtract the trend, (3) add back the mean value.

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