Hi Sid, There are several ways to so this. One option is : Given that your data from two curves (x1-y1 and x2-y2) are not sampled at the same rate, you make the sampling to be same using the method explained in this video: ruclips.net/video/oAhLLQz6LsA/видео.html Then, find minimum of y1-y2. You can consider that point to be your intersection point. This is a good approximation but not exact.
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Hello, please, how can I obtain a lot of coordinates at the same time in matlab (x,y,z)(matlab 2014b)? Thanks
What if we have data that we are going to plot as graph and we want to find the intersection ?
Hi Sid, There are several ways to so this.
One option is :
Given that your data from two curves (x1-y1 and x2-y2) are not sampled at the same rate, you make the sampling to be same using the method explained in this video: ruclips.net/video/oAhLLQz6LsA/видео.html
Then, find minimum of y1-y2. You can consider that point to be your intersection point. This is a good approximation but not exact.
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