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Extracting 'y' values from plot over an iterating loop

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Hello All,
I am trying to extract y values from a plot in matlab. I have used the below code snippet. However, as I have a for-loop iterating (which is needed as I need those values), it keeps giving me an "error using interp1- X must be a vector of numeric coordinates". Any suggestions? Thanks!
figure(107);
for i = 1:25
p1 = loglog(Frequency{i,:},Svg{i,:}); %%%%,'Color',map(i,:)); %%%
LineH = get(gca,'children');
freq=get(LineH,'XData');
psd=get(LineH,'YData');
freq_10 = 10; % the x value for which I need the y value
svg_10{i} = interp1(freq,psd,freq_10);
hold on;
end
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Elias Gule
Elias Gule on 25 May 2016
Try using
LineH = findobj(gca,'Type','line'); % All line objects of the current axes
LineH = LineH(i); % Handle for the current line object
Adam
Adam on 25 May 2016
If you want to extract things from a line graphics object though by far your best option is to just retain the line handle when you plot it. It is more efficient than having to search the scene for it afterwards.

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Adam
Adam on 25 May 2016
Well if freq and psd are 2d matrices then
interp1(freq,psd,freq_10);
is not going to work because interp1 expects vector inputs not a matrix. You should be able to use interp2 on it though, just making sure that in the second dimension your input and output grids are the same so that you don't interpolate in that direction.
Maybe you just meant to use this instead?
svg_10{i} = interp1(freq(i,:),psd(i,:),freq_10);
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Kash022
Kash022 on 26 May 2016
Hello@Adam: yes, I tried this exactly...but to no use
Adam
Adam on 26 May 2016
In what sense? Do you get the same error message? Your inputs to interp1 should at least be vectors in this case.

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