Help! Evaluation of csv measurement data

Hello dear ones,

unfortunately I am a total Matlab beginner and I really need to evaluate my measurement data with Matlab.I want to import height data from a grid (picture), which was taken with a microscope, in csv format as a matrix and then evaluate it.After reading in the data, values above a certain limit are to be set to 0 or above the limit to 1. The bars should only consist of 1s and he should then count, for example, how many 1s come in sequence, so that you can convert this to a length.

Finally, the bars of the grid are to be measured and output as an Excel file.

This is how I started:

M = readmatrix('Dataname.csv','NumHeaderLines', 52);

ii=M<=10000;

M(ii)=0;

ii=d

The probelm is he changes rows and columns and when the plot, the image is mirrored.

Can you continue to calculate with "logical" and evaluate measurement data?

I would be super happy for any help!!!

[Star Strider]

Please upload/attach ‘Dataname.csv’ if possible.

It will be necessary to have the data avaialble to see if a solution is possible.

[Meike]

Here is part one of the csv data. It was too large, so i had to cut it into 2.

Thank you very much!!!

[Meike]

Here is part 2 :)

Answer 1

[Mathieu NOE]

hello Meike

seems what you looking for is just a fraction of the full M array

if you plot the full M array , we get this

 M = readmatrix('Dataname.csv','NumHeaderLines', 52);    % size M : 3912 x  934
imagesc(M)
colormap(jet)
axis square 

if I restrict to lines 1900 to end ( = 3912) , then we get the lower half => the picture you wanted

code

imagesc(M(1900:end,:))
colormap(jet)
axis square

plot

[Image Analyst]

What do you want? The heights and widths of the dark blue boxes?

[Meike]

No, the narrow yellow/green bars of the grid are to be measured vertically and horizontally.