I have a data series with 200 data points and I need to compress this information to 108 data points. I don't think I can use a moving average filter as the window wouldn't be an integer so is there a way in MATLAB to do this?

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Star Strider
Star Strider 2019년 11월 21일

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I have no idea what your data are or what you want to do with them, other than reduce the number of them.
Interpolating them to a shorter independent variable vector may be an option. See if the interp1 function can do what you want. The linspace function can be helpful in providing the new independent variable vector.

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To use the Signal Processing Toolbox resample function, use the integers you have (200 108) for the ‘p’ and ‘q’ arguments.
With respect to interpolation, if your current data are ‘x’ and ‘y’ for the independent and dependent variables respectively, use linspace:
xnew = linspace(min(x), max(x), 108);
ynew = interp1(x, y, xnew);
Make appropriate changes to work with your data.
Maxwell Barton
Maxwell Barton 2019년 11월 21일
Thanks resampling is what I was looking for!
Star Strider
Star Strider 2019년 11월 21일
As always, my pleasure!

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Daniel M
Daniel M 2019년 11월 21일
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Do you want to:
  1. truncate your signal?
  2. downsample or resample
  3. interpolate
  4. something else?
Truncate example:
t = 1:200;
x = rand(1,200);
x2 = x(1:108);

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Truncation wouldn't work unfortunately. How would I downsample with a non integer rate (200/108 = 1.8519)?
And how would interpolation work; it wouldn't work as below.
time_1= 1:200
time_2 = 1:108
interp1(time,data_1,time_2)
Daniel M
Daniel M 2019년 11월 21일
That's what resampling function is for. Star Strider has responded under his answer.

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