finding indexed values of vector

I have a data set that cotnains FWHM. I want to identify the 2 highest values and highlight on a graph. I have used sort rows and picked out the 2 highest values given by Cam2G:
Cam2G =
2.6200
2.5800
If my unsorted data is dataR, how do I get the index in this where the values Cam2G occur?

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Guillaume
Guillaume el 19 de En. de 2015
When you did your sorting, you should have captured the second return value, which is the indices of the sorted values.
dataR = [2.4 2.62 .3 2.5 2.58];
[cam2G, indices] = sort(dataR);
cam2G = cam2G([1 2]);
indices = indices([1 2]);
If somehow, it's too late:
indices = arrayfun(@(v) find(dataR == v, 1), cam2G);

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Jason
Jason el 19 de En. de 2015
Thats great, thankyou. If now i have set of the two max values for Cam2G and do the same for another data set Cam2Gb, so now there are 4 max values. How do I find the overall max, I tried:
max(max(Cam2G, Cam2Gb))
i get
Error using max
Too many input arguments.
dpb
dpb el 19 de En. de 2015
max([Cam2G(:); Cam2Gb(:)])
NB: used (:) to ensure both are column vectors; use concatenation as appropriate to the storage direction.
Jason
Jason el 19 de En. de 2015
thankyou

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dpb
dpb el 19 de En. de 2015
Use the optional second index return value from sortrows
[mx,imx]=sortrows(FWHM);
Keep the first N of each...
Jason
Jason el 19 de En. de 2015

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But I need to find the index in the unsorted data, not the sorted?

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