interp1 measurements drifting
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I have some original data plotted below and I need to interpolate it with my other set of measurements. However whenever I run my interpolation function the initial measurements start at an unreal value. Both sets of data are different lengths.
Original Data

(y is Data, x is just number of measurements)
SS = (:,1:5)
SS1 = SS(:,4) % Time reference
SS2 = SS(:,1) % Data
K = interp1( SS1(1:end,1) , SS2(1:end,1) , RefernceTime(1:end,1),'pchip');
Interpolated data

(y is interpolated data and x is the reference times)
3 Comments
dpb
on 24 Jul 2019
SS = (:,1:5)
is invalid syntax...A variable is missing on RHS, maybe???
SS1 = SS(:,4) % Time reference
SS2 = SS(:,1) % Data
K = interp1( SS1(1:end,1) , SS1(1:end,1) , RefernceTime(1:end,1),'pchip');
Looks like another typo in you've repeated the time() column as both the X and Y values for interp1 arguments.
K = interp1(SS(:,4),SS(:,2), RefernceTime,'pchip');
is probably closer to what you're intending.
Nikolaos Zafirakis
on 24 Jul 2019
Edited: Nikolaos Zafirakis
on 24 Jul 2019
Bhargavi Maganuru
on 20 Aug 2019
Can you attach SS and RefernceTime data files
Answers (1)
Bhargavi Maganuru
on 22 Aug 2019
As you mentioned SS1 and SS2 are arrays of 32 columns, but in the line
K = interp1(SS1(1: end,1), SS2(1: end,1), RefernceTime (1: end,1),'pchip');
it is taking only one column of SS1 and SS2. You can directly use SS1, SS2 and ReferenceTime.
K = interp1(SS1, SS2, RefernceTime, 'pchip');
You can look at following code to interpolate array with 32 columns:
%random data
ss2=rand (1,32);
ss1= (1:32)
ReferenceTime=ss1
k=interp1(ss1, ss2, ReferenceTime, 'pchip')
plot (ss1, ss2,'o', ReferenceTime, k, ':.');
Refer to the following link for more information about “interp1” function:
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