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 | | From: | Maciej Bak | | Subject: | Getting rid of peaks | | Date: | Mon, 24 Jan 2005 04:24:44 -0500 |
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 | Hallo,
I have obtained some measurements data, but one of the signals have
realy big peaks (don't know why).
How can I get rid of them?? Using a filter or maby there is a simper
tool for such an applications.
If filter - which is the best for peaks?
I am fresh with Matlab, so please help.
P.S
It is not a homework!! ;)
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| | From: | Bjorn Gustavsson | | Subject: | Re: Getting rid of peaks | | Date: | Mon, 24 Jan 2005 04:32:55 -0500 |
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| Maciej Bak wrote:
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> Hallo,
>
> I have obtained some measurements data, but one of the signals have
> realy big peaks (don't know why).
> How can I get rid of them?? Using a filter or maby there is a
> simper
> tool for such an applications.
> If filter - which is the best for peaks?
> I am fresh with Matlab, so please help.
>
Well if you are this new to matlab I suggest that you work your way
through all demos you have available. Just type demo at the prompt
and click away. In my (not humble enough) opinion this is the best
way to get a good overview of how to do things well in matlab.
For your acse you could use medfilt1/medfilt2 to remove the spikes.
Play around with blocksizes and cascading.
HTH,
Bjorn
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