Extract vector parts around index under boolean conditions
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Hello everybody,
I am trying to extract parts of a signal that meet a certain condition (boolean true) and save them into individual vectors.
Lets say i have a testvector:
testvector = [0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1];
Iterating through the signal, if the index is true, I want to check if:
- i-3 positions are 0 (condition1)
- i+5 positions are 1 (condition2)
If both conditions are true, I would like to extract this part of the signal, like mentioned earlier.
Concerning my testvector, due to my conditions there is supposed to be exactly one part to be extracted:
testvector(4:12)
Until now, I've tried the following without success:
values=[];
for i=4:numel(testvector)
if testvector(i)==1
buff1 = i-3;
buff2 = i+5;
for k=buff1:1:(i-1)
values = [values, testvector(k)];
if any(values)
values(end) = [];
break
elseif length(values)>3
break
end
end
for k=i:1:buff2
values = [values, testvektor(k)];
if any(values)
break
elseif buff2 > numel(testvektor)
break
elseif (length(values)>10)
continue
end
end
new = [new, testvektor(i)]
end
end
So far, I have no idea how to automatically construct a new vector each time the conditions are met and a part of the signal is extracted.
Thank you in advance, every help is highly appreciated!
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Guillaume
2019-6-12
One way:
testvector = repmat([0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1], 1, 3); %replicate your demo vector so that there is more than one segment to extract
before = movsum(testvector(1:end-5), [3 0], 'Endpoints', 'discard'); %sum of 3 elements before + current element. Will be 1 if a 1 is preceded by three 0s
after = movsum(testvector(4:end), [0 5], 'Endpoints', 'discard'); %sum of 5 elements after + current element. Will be 6 if a 1 is followed by five 1s
indices = find(before == 1 & after == 6 & testvector(4:end-5) == 1); %construct a row vector of indices where the condition is true
segments = testvector(indices + (0:9)') %extract all segments as column vectors
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Guillaume
2019-6-13
On thing that puzzles me about your requirements is that the segments to be extracted are always going to be [0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1], so why bother with the extraction? In any case, my answer gives you the starting locations of the segments (in indices) which is probably more useful.
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