error in returning widths over iterated findpeaks
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Teddy Fisher
il 15 Gen 2020
Risposto: Raunak Gupta
il 23 Gen 2020
Hi,
I am trying to use findpeaks over a matrix, x, column by column. I am using a for loop as below:
for k=1:size(x,2)
[P{k},locs{k},widths,proms{k}]=findpeaks(x(:,k))
end
Everything is working fine except for returning widths. P, locs and proms all return as cell arrays with all the data for the peaks in each column. However, widths only returns the widths of the peaks for the last column. When I try to edit it by making widths return as a cell array:
for k=1:size(x,2)
[P{k},locs{k},widths{k},proms{k}]=findpeaks(x(:,k))
end
I get the error message "Cell contents assignment to a non-cell array object"
Is there a way to get this function to return all the widths of all the peaks for each column?
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Image Analyst
il 15 Gen 2020
Modificato: Image Analyst
il 15 Gen 2020
Can you make it easy for us to help you by attaching your x in a .mat file with the paper clip icon?
save('answers.mat', 'x')
What I tried just worked fine:
x = 100 * rand(20, 5);
for k=1:size(x,2)
fprintf('\n============================\nGetting data for column %d...\n', k);
[P{k},locs{k},widths{k},proms{k}]=findpeaks(x(:,k))
end
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Raunak Gupta
il 23 Gen 2020
Hi,
I tried with the Release R2017b that is mentioned in question and with the latest Release that is R2019b but didn’t find any issues while running the code. Still I guess you may try pre declare the variables that are returned from findpeaks as below.
P = cell(1,size(deltaFoFCopy,2));
locs = cell(1,size(deltaFoFCopy,2));
widths = cell(1,size(deltaFoFCopy,2));
proms = cell(1,size(deltaFoFCopy,2));
Also, from the data file I can see that some columns are entirely zero so for those only empty vectors will return. Therefore, for some indexes in cell array the value will be empty vectors.
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