how to eliminate unwanted spikes with peaks
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When I plot my signal I notice that some peaks aren't well shaped, as shown in this figure.
This causes problems in my results later.
Is there any function to eliminate these unwanted spikes within the peaks?
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Image Analyst
2017-8-1
编辑:Image Analyst
2017-8-1
It would be easier to show you if you attached the data array. And it would be easier if you had the Image Processing Toolbox so that we can find the weighted centroid of each spike. Do you have that toolbox?
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Jacob Ward
2017-9-5
You could try interpolating the data to get a clearer peak. Here's an example:
This code generates a peak similar to the one you posted:
x = 10:40;
y = [zeros(1,14) 4.6 4.5 zeros(1,15)];
plot(x,y,'b-')
ylim([0 6])
By interpolating onto a finer x-grid, we get a rounded peak at approximately the right point. You can also try using the 'spline' or 'pchip' methods instead of 'v5cubic' to see if they give you more desirable results
xfine = 10:.2:40;
yfine = interp1(x,y,xfine,'v5cubic');
plot(xfine,yfine,'b-')
ylim([0 6])
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