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Max Bernstein
Max Bernstein on 28 Aug 2016
Commented: Thorsten on 30 Aug 2016
Hello,
I have two instantaneous voltage signals in vector A and B, and one current signal in vector C. I'm trying to understand whether there are any correlations between the data vectors A, B, C, and plot the correlation. For example, if the current in C increases in pk-pk over 5 seconds, will the trend of the pk-pk of A or B also increases or decreases. What is the best way to do this in matlab? I have been reading about the corrplot function but I dont have that particular toolbox so I cant generate the plots to see correlation. Will using xcorr gives me the correlation between the pk-pk or just individual data points?
Thank you, Max

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Thorsten
Thorsten on 29 Aug 2016
[r, p] = corrcoef([A(:) B(:) C(:)];
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Max Bernstein
Max Bernstein on 29 Aug 2016
Thank you. I have tried that and was able to get the correlation. I'm also trying to generate a plot similar to the corrplot. Is there anyway I can do this without the econ toolbox?
Thorsten
Thorsten on 30 Aug 2016
You probably have to do if yourself, or search for something in the Matlab FileExchange.

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