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3) Create a vector of noisy data by adding a trigonometric function to a random number, starting from your month of birth up to last 5 digits of your student ID number. So, a student with an ID number of 110030110 should create random numbers up to 30110. Calculate statistical values of the random data and print them to the command window in a tabular format. Smooth that noisy data with a moving average filter using a step size of sum of your student ID digits, So for 110030110, use 7. Present the residuals* as a bar chart. * Residual is the difference between original data and the smoothed data Save the figure in whichever format you want in a specified directory. (You are not going to upload the figures, only m files are needed for evaluation)

Answer 1

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clc

clear all

close all

format long;

x=0:0.01:2*pi;

y=sin(x)+randi([1,30110],1,length(x));

P=[];

for i=1:length(x)-6

P(i)=mean(y(i:i+6));

end

bar(P)

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