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how to select a row of data from a csv file that is imported into Matlab?
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Randy Chen
2020 年 11 月 15 日
コメント済み: Sai Veeramachaneni
2020 年 11 月 18 日
I need to read in a csv file and utilize a function that is built into matlab:
[a,ecc,incl,RAAN,argp,nu,truelon,arglat,lonper] = ijk2keplerian(r_ijk, v_ijk)
Here is what my csv file looks like:
how should I import this csv file into matlab and then make a set of row vectors r = [rx,ry,rz] and v = [vx,vy,vz] such that I can use the above function directly?
I also want to create a plot of all six elements returned by the ijk2keplerian(r_ijk, v_ijk) function vs time. How should I make a for loop such that the function ijk2keplerian(r_ijk, v_ijk) returns all 6 elements into lists so I can plot each of the six elements vs time (on the same plot with legend)??
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Sai Veeramachaneni
2020 年 11 月 17 日
Here are the few hints.
Example
filename='file.csv';
table_data=readtable(filename);
r=[table_data.rx(1),table_data.ry(1),table_data.rz(1)];
v=[table_data.vx(1),table_data.vy(1),table_data.vz(1)];
[a,ecc,incl,RAAN,argp,nu,truelon,arglat,lonper] = ijk2keplerian(r, v)
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Sai Veeramachaneni
2020 年 11 月 18 日
You can build row vector inside for loop and later use this vector to plot the graphs.
See below code for your reference.
column_a=[]
column_ecc=[]
column_incl=[]
for i = 1:length(table_data.rx)
r=[table_data.rx(i),table_data.ry(i),table_data.rz(i)];
v=[table_data.vx(i),table_data.vy(i),table_data.vz(i)];
[a,ecc,incl,RAAN,argp,nu,truelon,arglat,lonper] = ijk2keplerian(r, v);
column_a=[column_a a]; %Storing value a inside row vector
column_ecc=[column_ecc ecc];
column_incl=[column_incl incl];
%Add remaining lines
end
plot(column_a,t)%t is the time
plot(column_ecc,t);
plot(column_incl,t);
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