How can i detecting and marking wheezes on a plot?

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>> soundData=structWheeze(2,1).SoundData;
>> plot(soundData)
>> flow=structWheeze(2,1).Flow;
>> figure(1),hold on,plot(flow,'r')
>> legend('soundData','flow')
>> soundsc(soundData,9600)
>> grid on
>> figure(2),specgram(soundData)
>> colorbar;
WS_new_array=structWheeze(2,1).Properties.WS_new
WS_new_array =
1063
17565
21359
36899
55411
70245
90088
102232
114892
119569
123811
>> WE_new_array=structWheeze(2,1).Properties.WE_new
WE_new_array =
7952
19385
26744
45315
61905
77760
94105
111387
117453
122765
126968
>> for i=1:length(WS_new_array)
startindex=WS_new_array(i)
endindex=WE_new_array()
endindex=WE_new_array(i);
plot(soundData(startindex:endindex))
pause
end
These are my code.SoundData array: A channel sound (sampling rate 9600) of the patient. Flow array: breath flow signal. WS_new_array and WE_new_array will give you start and end indexes of wheezes. When I zoom your plotted sound, wheezes will be seen between these indexes. Finally, I need to make a markup on the time-plot graph. These are what I need to do. But i could not marking on the time-plot part. What I want from you to what i should add to this code or help me where I went wrong.

回答(1 个)

Star Strider
Star Strider 2020-12-15
I have no idea what you are asking.
Taking a guess, to add annotations to your plot, the easiest way is to use the text function.
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furkan akhan
furkan akhan 2020-12-15
in short i am asking how can i marking wheezes on a plot?
Star Strider
Star Strider 2020-12-15
Since you already have the indices, you can either draw horizontal lines through them, or use the text function to annotate them, or both.
Try this:
WS_new_array = [ 1063
17565
21359
36899
55411
70245
90088
102232
114892
119569
123811];
WE_new_array = [ 7952
19385
26744
45315
61905
77760
94105
111387
117453
122765
126968];
figure
plot([WS_new_array, WE_new_array].', ones(2, size(WS_new_array,1))*5, '-r', 'LineWidth',2)
grid
xlabel('Index')
.

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