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I have a matrix that I would like to smooth.
In MATLAB, I can use the smooth command.
How can I smooth my matrix using compose?
Many thanks!
Hello Hagar,
Currently we donot support smooth function in Compose, but to help with an alternative to the smooth command, can you please elaborate a bit on how you're using this command?
few details like:
1. Is your matrix a 2D or a ND Matrix?
2. Are you using any Mode in you smooth command?
3. are you using a default frame window length?
FYI, I donot have access to Smooth command of Matlab, can you please share some reference to the smooth command in pdf. I can take a look at it and suggest some alternative using OML commands or using our Python Bridge commands
Thank you Manoj!
I work with 2D noisy matrixes. in Matlab, I use the smoothdata function:
https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/smoothdata.html
with a default window length.
I try to eliminate noise in my data and don't care much about the details of the algorithm.
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