How to handle large variables in workspace
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진환 유
el 28 de Jul. de 2021
Comentada: Frederick Acquah
el 7 de Oct. de 2022
I have a code shown below which reads data from data aquisition object and updates variable signal and update time plot and specturm plot. the problem is that, as measurement goes along(which means very large size of variable signal), plot update speed and UIApp(created by app designer) performance get significantly slow. threshold timing depends on sampling frequency. In case of 51200Hz, I found it is approximately 40sec. but I need to measure data while 120sec... so how can I handle this large size of data generated in workspace?
n = ceil(app.daqDevice.Rate/10);
signal = [];
% start measurement
start(app.daqDevice,"continuous")
pause(0.1)
while(1)
% check measurement end condition
if app.Button_2.Value == 1
stop(app.daqDevice)
app.Button.Value = 0;
save(fullfile(app.SaveFolderPath,...
str2double(app.TrialNumber_Value.Text)+...
"_"+app.SpeedList.Value+".mat"),...
'signal')
return;
end
% read data form DataAquisition Obj
data = read(app.daqDevice,n);
% update measured value
signal = [signal; data];
% update time plot
plot(app.Timeplot,data.Time, data.Variables)
ylim(app.Timeplot,[-1,1])
% update spectrum plot
[pxx,f] = pwelch(data.Variables,512,256,1024,32000);
plot(app.PSDplot,f, 10*log10(pxx))
end
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Chunru
el 28 de Jul. de 2021
Editada: Chunru
el 2 de Ag. de 2021
Only process the latest data and throw away old data. You need to consider streaming processing of your data. See suggestions below in the code.
n = ceil(app.daqDevice.Rate/10);
%signal = [];
% Pre-allocate memory space for fixed amount of data
% This will make program faster
signal = zeros(nmax, 1); % nmax number of samples
% For data logging, consider fopen and fwrite for speed.
% start measurement
start(app.daqDevice,"continuous")
pause(0.1)
while(1)
% check measurement end condition
if app.Button_2.Value == 1
stop(app.daqDevice)
app.Button.Value = 0;
% save data block by block not in one-go
save(fullfile(app.SaveFolderPath,...
str2double(app.TrialNumber_Value.Text)+...
"_"+app.SpeedList.Value+".mat"),...
'signal')
return;
end
% read data form DataAquisition Obj
data = read(app.daqDevice,n);
% save data here using fwrite
% update measured value
signal(1:nmax-n) = singal(n+1:nmax); % shift data
signal(nmax-n+1:nmax) = data; % attach new data
%signal(nmax ) = [signal; data];
% update time plot
% plot the buffered signal instead of all signal
plot(app.Timeplot, data.Time, data.Variables)
ylim(app.Timeplot,[-1,1])
% compute spectrum on buffered data signal below
% update spectrum plot
[pxx,f] = pwelch(data.Variables,512,256,1024,32000);
plot(app.PSDplot,f, 10*log10(pxx))
end
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Frederick Acquah
el 7 de Oct. de 2022
I tried this code and I am getting an error because the data type of signal is a double while data is a timetable.
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