Linear scale to Log scale in CWT

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Raviteja
Raviteja el 23 de Jul. de 2011
Respondida: Robert U el 25 de Sept. de 2019
Following this code..
>> y=[zeros(1,500) ones(1,500)];
>> cwt(y,1:128,'haar','plot');
>> colormap jet
>> colorbar
Here the plot is showing linear scale..
How to convert the linear scale to show log scale in CWT command..
I tried with this code
>>cwt(y,log10(1:128),'haar','plot');
But wavelet doesn't scale '0' scale so giving error like
**************************************
ERROR ...
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cwt ---> Invalid Value for Scales !
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??? Error using ==> cwt at 74
Invalid Value for Scales !
So what is the solution to my problem ( conversion of linear to log scale ) ?

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Robert U
Robert U el 25 de Sept. de 2019
Hi Raviteja,
the command cwt() allows to use the output matrix of the wavelet transform to produce your own plots. One possibility is to use the following way:
% attention: this is the 'old' command call, since version 2016b there is a 'new' command call
% assumption - the sampling frequency is 500 Hz
[wt,f] = cwt(y,1:128,'haar',500);
% create figure and axes
fh = figure;
ah = axes(fh);
% plot the absolute value of wavelet transform matrix (frequency vector may not contain '0 Hz'
imagesc(ah,1:size(wt,2),f,abs(wt))
colormap(fh,'pink') % change colormap to 'pink' to reproduce 'cwt'-look
ah.XScale = 'log'; % change scale of x axis to logarithmic
You can change almost all figure related parameters in that manner.
Kind regards,
Robert

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