(Automatically) Finding the intersection point of two graphes in my plot

I have written a script to analyse vectors out of a .txt-file und displays them under certain criteria. The plot I get looks like this.

Now I am trying to find the coordinates of the intersection point between my plot and the right red line.

I don't have functions to describe the lines, only vectors containing the data points. Bot yvectors are plotted over the same xvector. I thought a simple for-loop would suffice but the problem is, that the needed y-value in both y-vectors has a differing location in the vector. So for example if the right value was located in yvector1(100) it would be located in yvalue2(70).

I hope i could somehow explain my problem in an understandable way. Every help is very much appreciated.

The kind of simple loop i tried looks like this:

 for cnt=1:numel(xvector)
    s1=yvector1(cnt);
    s2=yvector2(cnt);
    zz=abs(s1-s2);

    if zz <= 0.005
       fprintf('location at %1.2f kN and %1.2f mm\n\n',yvector1(cnt),xvector(cnt)) 
    end
end

Answer 1

[KSSV]

Try this: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/22441-curve-intersections/content/InterX.m

[Marco Kapfenberger]

That works, thank you!