issue with signal processing onramp course code submission

In signalprocessing #chapter=6&lesson=1&section=1 , when I run the task 4, I am having this issue, although I have verified with the given solution everytime I submit this task getting this error " is data on x-axis correct" ,I think its a technical issue kindly help me resolve this issue

[DGM]

Seems multiple people are having this same problem today.

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[Prithwiraj]

yes I agree! Infact I have to submit the course completion certificate today at AICTE portal for completion of MVIP programme of mathwork,today is the deadline

Answer 1

[Renee Coetsee]

Thank you for reporting this issue. This is a known bug and we are actively working on fixing it in the course.

In the meantime, the workaround for Task 4 to

1. Click See Solution (left of the Submit button)
2. Copy the entire solution from the solution script into the working script
3. Submit Task 4

If that doesn't work, copy and paste the following code for Task 4:

% Find local maxima
maxIndices = islocalmax(pwr,"SamplePoints",t);
% Display results
figure
plot(t,pwr,"Color",[77 190 238]/255,"DisplayName","Input data")
hold on
% Plot local maxima
plot(t(maxIndices),pwr(maxIndices),"^","Color",[217 83 25]/255,...
    "MarkerFaceColor",[217 83 25]/255,"DisplayName","Local maxima")
title("Number of extrema: " + nnz(maxIndices))
hold off
legend
xlabel("t")

Then in Task 5, Reset the script (left of the Submit button) and complete Task 5 normally.

[Britina Pearlsida B]

This actually worked!

[Prithwiraj]

worked thank you very much

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