Distance-Time data extraction

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Akash Pandya
Akash Pandya 2019-2-20
Hi,
I have got distance-time data, I wanted to know how to extract distance data at cut-off of </= 0.5 nm and the corresponding times? I have attached the text file to this question. I hope soemone will be able to direct me into the right direction.
Thank you in advance,
Akash
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Bob Thompson
Bob Thompson 2019-2-20
It is generally considered much simpler to load the entire file into matlab and then remove the excess data with logic indexing. It should look something like this.
data = dlmread('Minimumdistance.txt');
data = data(data(:,1)<=0.5,:);
Akash Pandya
Akash Pandya 2019-3-19
Hi,
Your code worked for me. Say I wanted to apply the same threshold to multiple columns simultaneously, is this possible?
Akash

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Jake Santiago
Jake Santiago 2019-2-25
data = dlmread('Minimumdistance.txt');
data = data(data(:,1)<=0.5,:);
As Bob suggested, this would probably work for you.
Do elaborate your problem a little more if you still having trouble.
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Akash Pandya
Akash Pandya 2019-3-17
Hi,
So the above code worked. I have the various time points at which the distance is <= 0.5 nm. If I wanted to sum the time points how would I go about doing this?
And as I have 442 columns of distance data, how could I then apply the <=0.5 nm threshold to all the columns and get the corresponding time points?

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Dhanashree Mohite
Dhanashree Mohite 2019-2-27
As per my understanding, as (distance<=0.5nm) and distance is 2nd column, so it should be:
data = dlmread('Minimumdistance.txt');
data = data(data(:,2)<=0.5,:);

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