buttLoop error message code lifted from Matlab example 60 Hz hum

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plot of filtered data looks reasonable in fig(1)
srate = input ('Enter SAMPLE RATE for this subject(check log book!): ');
ChannelFirst = data.ECG;
Fs=srate;
t =( 0:length(data.ECG)-1)/fs;
plot(t,data.ECG);
ylabel 'Voltage (V)', xlabel 'Time (s)'
title 'Open-Loop Voltage with 60 Hz Noise'
d = designfilt('bandstopiir','FilterOrder',2, ...
'HalfPowerFrequency1',59,'HalfPowerFrequency2',61, ...
'DesignMethod','butter','SampleRate',Fs);
fvtool(d,'Fs',Fs) ;
buttLoop = filtfilt(d,openLoop); ERROR THIS LINE <===========================
figure (2);
plot(t,data.ECG,t,buttLoop);
ylabel 'Voltage (V)', xlabel 'Time (s)';
title 'Open-Loop Voltage', legend('Unfiltered','Filtered');
[popen,fopen] = periodogram(data.ECG,[],[],Fs);
[pbutt,fbutt] = periodogram(buttLoop,[],[],Fs);
plot(fopen,20*log10(abs(popen)),fbutt,20*log10(abs(pbutt)),'--')
ylabel 'Power/frequency (dB/Hz)', xlabel 'Frequency (Hz)'
title 'Power Spectrum', legend('Unfiltered','Filtered')
ERROR MESSAGE:
Error in HRcodetest (line 120)
buttLoop = filtfilt(d,openLoop);

Accepted Answer

Star Strider
Star Strider on 19 Oct 2015
Looking at the documentation in the link, ‘openLoop’ is loaded in this line:
load openloop60hertz, openLoop = openLoopVoltage;
and is one of the variables in that .mat file. You have to substitute your own signal, apparently ‘ChannelFirst’, for ‘openLoop’.
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Don
Don on 20 Oct 2015
Thank you! As with my whole life with software, once you know the answer, it's obvious!
Star Strider
Star Strider on 20 Oct 2015
My pleasure!
I’ve reviewed that example before, so I recognised the problem once I realised you weren’t loading the example data.

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