For loop with use of larger than

I have this pressure-angle diagram in which the angle is plotted on the y axis and the pressure on the x-axis. The plot is made out of several data points.

The angle array is a 47245x1 array with values between -360 and 360).

The pressure array is also a 47245x1 array.

Now I want to calculate the average data value of the pressure for every small angle change.

I was thinking in way to sum of the data points between -360 degrees and -359.50 degrees divided by the length of these data points. I want to repeat this process for the complete range for the angle, but I cannot figure it out.

Answer 1

[KALYAN ACHARJYA]

Now I want to calculate the average data value of the pressure for every small angle change.

Hint: Do modify accordingly

angle_data=......%Array 
average_presure=zeros(1,length(angle_data));
for i=1:length(angle_data)
pressure_data= .......% Calculate Pressure based on angle(i)
average_presure(i)=mean(pressure_data);
end 

[Yarne Schlösser]

Thank you for your response. This one works, but takes a long time for matlab to calculate.

Answer 2

[Rik]

It sounds like one of the functions related to histcounts is appropriate here.

angles=rand(500,1)*2*360-360;
pressure=sind(angles)+rand(size(angles))/5;

[N,edges,bin] = histcounts(angles,100);
bin_centers=edges(2:end)-diff(edges)/2;
mean_pressure=accumarray(bin,pressure,[],@mean);

plot(angles,pressure,'.')
hold on,plot(bin_centers,mean_pressure,'LineWidth',2)

[Rik]

Do you want to calculate the standard deviation for each bin separately, for the original data, or for mean_pressure?

In case it is the first, did you read the documentation for accumarray?

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