Extract multiple data series from *.fig
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Hi,
I have a .fig file from which I'd like to extract the original data. But the graph is a superposition of 2 plots, one being the original data, while the second one indicates the peaks of interest (just some circles that indicate the peaks).
When I try D = get(gca,'Children'); XData = get(D,'XData'); YData = get(D,'YData'); I get only the data of the second plot, i.e. the locations and values of the peaks. How can I extract the original data instead?
Thank you.
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Jan
2012-12-12
Are there mutliple axes objects?
findobj(get(gcf, 'Children'), 'type', 'axes')
Or are the handles of the 2nd line object hidden?
D = allchild(gca)
Emanuele Spinosa
2014-10-14
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Hello,
I've got the same problem. Could you please tell me how you solved it?
Thanks
E.
Mikhail
2014-10-14
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1) get id of your axes:
a=get(gcf,'Children')
2) get data you needed:
y=(get(a(1),'Children'),'YData')
If there is multiple data on 1 axes (2 or more functions on 1 graph) u'll get cell array
Emanuele Spinosa
2014-10-15
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I think the best thing to do is to open manually the fig, delete manually all the data we're not interested in and then use the code
open namefile.fig %open your fig file, data is the name I gave to my file D=get(gca,'Children'); %get the handle of the line object XData=get(D,'XData'); %get the x data YData=get(D,'YData'); %get the y data
This will just extract the data you're interested in.
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