Finding the max value in 1st column of values based on a range in the 2nd column of values

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Austin Bollinger
Austin Bollinger on 30 Jun 2022
Answered: David Hill on 30 Jun 2022
I am looking at an FFT graph and trying to output the max amplitude values between the frequency range of 0.09:0.11,0.19:0.21, and 0.24:0.26. I have a two column matrix. The first column is amplitude values and the second column is frequency values.

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David Hill
David Hill on 30 Jun 2022
idx=(FFTDataCKASRoll(:,2)>=.09&FFTDataCKASRoll(:,2)<=.11)|...
(FFTDataCKASRoll(:,2)>=.19&FFTDataCKASRoll(:,2)<=.21)|...
(FFTDataCKASRoll(:,2)>=.24&FFTDataCKASRoll(:,2)<=.26);
m=max(FFTDataCKASRoll(idx,1));

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Jonas
Jonas on 30 Jun 2022
max(yourMat( yourMat(:,2)>0.09 && yourMat(:,2)<0.11 ,1))
for the first range and so on?

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