How to check whether point is changed or not in MatLab? - ischange -- MatLab

 How to check whether point is changed or not in MatLab? - ischange -- MatLab


How to check whether point is changed or not in MatLab?

[Ans]

ischange

NOT ischanged




[Syntax]

[Description]

Find abrupt points in data.
i.e. find the points which is changed by your definition or by default.

By default, <method> is set to mean.

e.g.
 TF = ischange(A) 
It will return true when there is an abrupt change in mean of corresponding element of A.
Otherwise, return false.

 TF = ischange(A,'variance') 
It will return true when there is an abrupt change in variance of corresponding element of A.
Otherwise, return false.

(1)
[<TF>,<S1>,<S2>]=ischange(__)
It will return 3 variable.
<TF> 
check an abrupted change by default or your definition. I mentioned it above.
vector type.

<S1>
S1 contains the mean for each segment.
vector type.

<S2>
S2 contains the variance for each segment.
vector type.

(2)
<TF>=ischange(<A>,<methodName>)
It will specify your definition through your methodName.
The syntax is same as others. 

(3)
<TF>=ischange(__,<dim>)
The syntax is same as others
But it will specify the dimension of A through <dim>.

(4)I really can't understand it.
<TF>=ischange(__,<Name>,<Value>)
The syntax is same as others.
But it will specify the <Name> as  <Value>.

I think it's wrong.
e.g.
[TF,S1,S2] = ischange(A,'linear','Threshold',200);

It will specify a linear point which Threshold is Greater Than 200 is an abrupted point.

code

clear
clc
A = [zeros(1,100) 1:100 99:-1:50 50*ones(1,250)] + 10*rand(1,500);
[TF,S1,S2] = ischange(A,'linear','Threshold',200)
segline =
S1.*(1:500) + S2;
plot(1:500,A,1:500,segline);
%legend('Data','Linear Regime');



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