How do i find x from given y that is closest to my peak or at x=0?
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Roan Jansen
el 9 de Nov. de 2023
Comentada: Star Strider
el 10 de Nov. de 2023
I have this graph:
I want to find the value of x at a given y = -6.
When i use (or something similar):
knnsearch(y,-6)
or
find((x-x0))
I get the value from x at the right side of the graph.
Is there a way to find the value of x at y = -6 which is close to my peak or at x = 0?
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Star Strider
el 9 de Nov. de 2023
One approach —
x = linspace(-10,10,500);
y = 1 - x.^2;
L = numel(x);
yval = -6;
zxi = find(diff(sign(y -yval)));
for k = 1:numel(zxi)
idxrng = max(1, zxi(k)-1) : min(L,zxi(k)+1);
xv(k) = interp1(y(idxrng), x(idxrng), yval);
end
xv
figure
plot(x, y)
hold on
plot(xv, zeros(size(xv))+yval, 'sk')
hold off
grid
yline(yval, ':r')
.
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MarKf
el 9 de Nov. de 2023
I'm assuming you just have the data points of the line and not the function otherwise the question would be answered with the most linear algebraic solution. Also "x value close to" wouldn't make sense otherwise, tho not sure if you want "the (single) value of x close(st)" or both points like in @Star Strider's solution.
Still, you could simply find the point closest to 0 with min(abs(ys+6)), tho you do come across the issue of potentially capturing other points on the curve that are not close to the peak (like in 8<x<10 in your example or in 3<x<4 in the plot below). You could add another condition of being closest to the peak or by more simply restricting the comparison to the segment which includes it, which you could find with findpeaks (if you don't already know where it is).
xs = -1:0.023:4;
ys = xs.^3-4*xs.^2+xs-5;
plot(xs,ys), hold on, plot(xs,ones(size(xs))*-6)
[~,mini] = min(abs(ys+6));
plot(xs(mini),ys(mini),'o')
%alternatively subsect xs and ys to [-1,1] or
% [~,pki] = findpeaks(ys);
% [~,mini] = min(abs(ys+6)+abs(xs-xs(pki)))
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