I want to find the corresponding blue and orange peak for the last oscillation.

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Hi there,
I have two signals oscillations and I want to find the corresponding blue and orange peak at the last oscillation. The code I am using gives me
the peaks from the start until the end however I only want the peaks that are corresponding in the last oscillation. Can anyone help please?
[pks3,locs3]=findpeaks(signal3,tt2,'MinPeakDistance',2*pi);
[pks4,locs4]=findpeaks(signal4,tt2,'MinPeakDistance',2*pi);

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Star Strider
Star Strider el 16 de Sept. de 2021
Probably:
[pks3,locs3]=findpeaks(signal3,tt2,'MinPeakDistance',2*pi);
[pks4,locs4]=findpeaks(signal4,tt2,'MinPeakDistance',2*pi);
LastBlue = [pks3(end) locs3(end)]
LastOrange = [pks4(end) locs4(end)]
You will need to experiment to see if those return the correct results.
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Star Strider
Star Strider el 16 de Sept. de 2021
My pleasure.
Add other name-value pairs, specifically 'MinPeakProminence' in order to further define the peaks to identify. I would start with 'MinPeakProminence',1 and then experiment to see what value returns the result you want. (Without the actual data to experiment with, I cannot suggest a specific value, or specific other name-value pair options.)
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst el 16 de Sept. de 2021
@Newbie, there are lots of options with findpeaks(). Star just mentioned one of them so look into that. Granted, some of them are hard to understand. One you might want tells you how close the peaks can be to each other horizontally. Since you have a rough idea of the main peak spacing, you can set the 'MinPeakDistance' to be around 5 so it won't get a bunch of lesser peaks close by the main peak.
If you still have trouble, attach your data with the paperclip icon.

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