how to find the peaks between the local maxima and local minima

hi, can someone help figure out how to find the peaks that are placed in between the peaks and valleys?

here is the code i used to find the maxima and minima using the first derivative of my pzpg singal

[pks , locs] = findpeaks(ndy,'MinPeakProminence',0.4);
[npks , nlocs] = findpeaks(-ndy,'MinPeakProminence',0.4);

figure(14)
plot(T(locs), pks,'x')
hold on;
plot(T(nlocs), -npks,'o')
shg
hold on; 
plot(T ,ndy);title ('local maxima, notch and minima');xlabel('time');ylabel('amplitude')

what im trying to do next is to find the peaks between the maxima (X) and the minima (O)

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

Try getting rid of minpeakprominence so that you find all peaks.

[abdullah felfel]

heres the thing i dont want all peaks i just want the peaks between the maxima and minima

[Image Analyst]

Zoom in on your signal to show a smaller x range. Then specifically point out which peaks you want and which (if any) that you don't want. Because I'm confused. ALL peaks are "local" maxima. There are no peaks between a maxima and a minima when you're getting all peaks - it's just a monotonic slope.

[abdullah felfel]

what im trying to do is find the index of these peaks only

[Image Analyst]

Find all the peaks and then delete the peaks that have a value more than 0.6:

% First find all peaks
[peakValues, indexesOfPeakValues] = findpeaks(ndy);
% Find out which peaks have a peak value less than 0.6.
goodPeaks = peaksValues < 0.6;
% Get the times at those peak indexes.
tPeaks = T(indexesOfPeakValues);
% Now keep only the good ones.
peakValues = peakValues(goodPeaks);
% Extract the same indexes from our time vector.
tPeaks = tPeaks(goodPeaks);

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[abdullah felfel]

thank you my good sir this is what i need