how can i make a live data stream received and recorded from a sensor more time efficient?

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Orel Levy
Orel Levy 2019-8-20
回答： Ted Shultz 2019-8-28
I am reading data from an IMU sensor and i am plotting it live by using:
"ax = subplot(m,n,iPlot);
linePlot = plot(ax, 0,[NaN NaN NaN]);"
and then:
for i=1:3
set(linePlot(i),'xData',t,'ydata',dataPlot(i,:));
end
where dataplot is a growing array which contains all data points received from the IMU.
I need to make the code more time efficient, and was wondering two things:
  1. how can i limit the plot to only show the last 500 points.
  2. is there a more efficient way to save the data from the sensor without having an always growing array of data? say is the a way to send the data to an outer struct and reset the parameter?

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Ted Shultz
Ted Shultz 2019-8-28
1) To only plot the last 500 points, you could plot use:
set(linePlot(i),'xData',t(end-500:end),'ydata',dataPlot(i,end-500:end));
2) Preallocating will make this a LOT faster. I don’t see how you are getting your data, but it looks like you have some function that adds a new point to the end of t and dataPlot. If that is the case, making these variables ahead of time and then just writing to an index would be much faster. Also if you wanted to only plot the most recent 500 points, you would use that index instead of “end”.

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