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June 15th, 2006

Remove wildpoints graphically

I will admit it, as an undergraduate, we would jokingly refer to MATLAB as “Fudge-a-graph 3000″ if the lab data was not looking as expected… Well, you know…

This post by Jean-Luc makes it very easy to get rid of data points graphically. Please, use your new powers for the forces of good! Take a look at how it works:

Bad data points

Selecting a point

By Doug Hull

15:11 UTC | Posted in Uncategorized | Permalink | 2 Comments »

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2 Responses to “Remove wildpoints graphically”

  1. Danielle replied on April 19th, 2010 at 14:13 UTC :

    what is the code to remove these unwanted data points?

    I currently have a plot that is ‘counting peaks’..however it is counting certain peaks twice to due having a doublet looking appearance…

  2. Doug replied on April 20th, 2010 at 18:17 UTC :

    @Danielle,

    It seems the author removed this file. You will have to search for other similar code.

    Sorry,
    Doug

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