How can I determine the start and end of a movement?

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Lala0099
Lala0099 2019-3-9
评论： Lala0099 2019-3-13
Hello Everyone, I am trying to determine the beginning and the end of a movement , using matlab. So I have as ensr, that I used to collect data for specific movement. But before the actual movement, there is some time, where I the actual movement is not present yet, but the waiting position.
How can I get rid of that ? Any algorithm to find the start and end of a movement?
I would be greateful for any help

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2019-3-9
Just crop it off starting at some index:
signal = signal(index:end)
To find out what index is, we'd need to know your signal, and your movement signal (if they're different signals). Attach it/them in a .mat file with the paper clip icon.
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2019-3-11
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You can use the first one if you want. I just used the second one because when I was debugging it, it was easier to see where I was on the x axis when I used the index instead of the time.
You might also look at the findchangepts() function.
Lala0099
Lala0099 2019-3-13
Image Analyst,
I found a problem with the code. It does not use certain lines within the function, hence does not find timePoint3.
I cannot find the reason why it cannot execute those lines.
Could you have a look?
[maxDeviation, timePoint3] = max(meanDeviationFromMean);

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