Save multiple plots to a specific path.

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Abhilash Sukumari - 2022-01-24T12:36:06+00:00
Question: Save multiple plots to a specific path.

Intro: fairly new to matlab coming from mathematica environment.   Question: I have to calculate based on (x,y) 2D data and plot the same with the answer from the calculation shown on every plot. Assuming I have 10 2D arrays that needs to a FWHM calculation and the FWHM answer written to all of them and saved.   Code below for FWHM function:   function width = fwhm(x,y)% Define function for FWHM at 50% y = y / max(y); % Normalize to 1 so that half max=0.5 N = length(y); % Max length of Y MicroscopeMag=10; % Magnification of objective PixelWidth=7.8; % Pixel Pitch is 7.8 Microns - Hamamatsu. %------- identifies the centre of the peak ---------------% [~,centerindex] = max(y);% Find center peak and coordinate %------- Identifies the last index position before half-maximum ------% %----- Have a range containing the leading edge of the signal -----% i = 2; while sign(y(i)-0.5) == sign(y(i-1)-0.5) %trying to see the curve raise i = i+1; end %-----Interpolate the exact point(s) where the signal's value would be 0.5-----% %----- The next 2 lines are an attempt to determine in fractions of an %Index exactly where the line would cross the 0.5 value. %Simple linear interpolation -----% interp = (0.5-y(i-1)) / (y(i)-y(i-1)); %(gives us the delta_y between the two values either side)/(shortfall) %=linearly interpolate how far between the two index positions we should go to hit exactly 0.5 tlead = x(i-1) + interp*(x(i)-x(i-1)); % Works out the corresponding delta_x, which gives you the actual distance in terms of the timebase. i=centerindex+1; %------- start search for next crossing at center--------------------% %------- Repeat process for trailing edge --------------------% while ((sign(y(i)-0.5) == sign(y(i-1)-0.5)) && (i <= N-1)) i = i+1; end if i ~= N interp = (0.5-y(i-1)) / (y(i)-y(i-1)); ttrail = x(i-1) + interp*(x(i)-x(i-1)); % Lateral Magnification x Pixel pitch of 7.8 microns. width=((ttrail - tlead)/MicroscopeMag)*PixelWidth; end

Expert Answer

Profile picture of Neeta Dsouza Neeta Dsouza answered . 2025-11-20

    for a = 1 : 10
      filename = sprintf('S%d.csv', a);
      Array=csvread(filename,15,0);
      x = Array(:, 1);
      y = Array(:, 2);
      width = fwhm(x,y);
      outputs = [num2cell(x), num2cell(y)];
      outputs{3,1} = width;
      newfilename = sprintf('Snew%d.csv', a);
      xlswrite(newfilename, outputs);
    end

 


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