How to check Excel sheet data of one with Excel sheet data of another on matlab and print the output on another Excel sheet
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harman bhaveja
on 19 Apr 2019
Edited: harman bhaveja
on 24 Apr 2019
So,
I'm reading a list of flights data from an excel sheet called plot:
journeys = readtable('plot.xlsx');
And I have an ATS route givwen by lat10 and lon10:
lat10 = [12.9933,19.0852]; lon10 = [80.1705,72.8752];
I'm reading the flight data and selecting them based on groups (flight numbers) of flights that have 80% of their data within the ats route:
[x10, y10]= mfwdtran(mstruct,lat10,lon10);
X = [x10,fliplr(x10)];
Y = [y10,fliplr(y10)-d];
%Y = [y10,fliplr(y10)-d];
plot(x10,y10,'-','color','m');%plotting ats
hold on;
plot(x10,y10-d,'-','color','m');%only for 2nd and 3rd batch
%plot(x10-d,y10,'-','color','m');%only for first batch
hold on;
%selecting flights--------------
[journeys.x, journeys.y] = mfwdtran(mstruct, journeys.latitude, journeys.longitude); %transform the flights latitude and longitude
in = inpolygon(journeys.x, journeys.y, X, Y);
[groupid, flights] = findgroups(journeys.flight); %assign unique id to each flight and apply to rows of the table
inratio = splitapply(@(in)nnz(in)/numel(in), in, groupid); %ratio of points in polygon to points in flight
selectedflights = flights(inratio >= .8); %for flights that have 70% of their journey in the polygon
% isallin = splitapply(@all, in, groupid); %are ALL points of the flight in the polygon? logical output
% selectedflights = flights(isallin); %list of flights where all points are in the polygon
selectedjourneys = journeys(ismember(journeys.flight, selectedflights), :); %portion of the table with only the selected flights.
%selecting flights--------------
Now, I have a list of ATS routes in an excel sheet called ATS and I want to compare each flight data with each route that they correspond to. If a flight has 80% of its data within the route I want an excel sheet called Match to have the flight number and the ATS route it matches with.
I'm stuck with this problem from a long time now... kindly help please...
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Image Analyst
on 21 Apr 2019
To compare, use subtraction or the usual comparitive operators like ==, >=, <=, and ~=.
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