find_cross Matlab script

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find_cross finds all crossings of a specified level, excluding cases where the data "kisses" the level. find_cross() uses a combination of search and interpolation to estimate the X values for which the dependent variables Y crosses a specified target level y_target. If there are multiple level crossings, find_cross finds all of the level crossings.This function has been designed to work with both continuous- and discrete-valued Y's. Thus, if the input sequence "kisses" the specified level but does not actually cross it, this is not counted as a crossing. If there are two or more consecutive Y values that match the specified target, each of them is counted as a crossing. Requirements: · MATLAB Release: R14SP2
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