How to use findpeaks to only find specific peaks and time where they occurred?
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I'm attaching a plot of voltage versus time for a signal that I averaged over time. I want to use the findpeaks function to exclude the major peak seen at approx 40 ms, as well as the repetitive downward inflections that repeat. I just want the peakfinder function to automatically locate the inflection I've circled in yellow. Is there a way to find the magnitude of this peak and the time where it occurred, using the findpeaks function? Any other tips to automate this would be welcome as well!
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Image Analyst
el 22 de Dic. de 2019
Editada: Image Analyst
el 22 de Dic. de 2019
And what was wrong about simply finding and erasing the big two peaks that you don't want before finding the smaller ones, like I showed you in my Answer below? What you just suggested was just what I had shown you an hour before you posted.
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Image Analyst
el 22 de Dic. de 2019
Why can't you just erase everything before 50 ms and then find peaks?
index = find(t < 50, 1, 'last');
amplitude(1:index = 0);
[peakValues, locations] = findpeaks(amplitude);
Or if it's not always there at 50 or so, find the min point and go up until it hits the mean (about -2)
[~, index] = min(amplitude);
meanAmp = mean(amplitude)
while amplitude(index) < meanAmp
index = index + 1;
end
amplitude(1:index = 0);
[peakValues, locations] = findpeaks(amplitude);
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