matrix manipulation - smoothen the data

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Aninda Maji
Aninda Maji on 3 Feb 2021
Answered: Hiro Yoshino on 3 Feb 2021
I have A matrix like this:
A =
[100 0.35;
200 0.38;
300 0.40;
400 0.40;
500 0.42;
600 0.42;
700 0.42;
800 0.48];
My desired output is:
B =
[100 0.35;
200 0.38;
300 0.40;
400 0.41;
500 0.42;
600 0.44;
700 0.46;
800 0.48];
So what this B does is it check the data points to calculate where we have same values there it evenly distributes between these points. so for 400 data becomes to 0.41 (0.40+(0.42 - .40/2)) and for 600, 700 data becomes 0.44 and 0.46 respectively (0.42+((.48-.42)/3)*1) & (0.42+((.48-.42)/3)*2).
Is there any simple of way of doing it?

Answers (1)

Hiro Yoshino
Hiro Yoshino on 3 Feb 2021
  1. replace the duplicated number with NaN or anything somehow.
  2. interpolate the data linearly
for duplication
unique
function may help.
for interpolation
interp1
would be a good fit for you.

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