SpHEAR/sphear_bf_plot.m

%%
%% *SpHEAR Project
%%
%% sphear_bf_plot: plot the polar response of a B format signal
%%
%% usage:
%%   [BF] = sphear_bf_plot(BF, fmin, fmax)
%%
%% BF: B format signal array
%% fmin, fmax: range of frequencies to consider (to title plot)
%%
%% Copyright Fernando Lopez-Lezcano 2016
%% nando@ccrma.stanford.edu
%%
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function [BF] = sphear_bf_plot(BF, fmin, fmax, rmax)
  pkg load signal;

  %% to close the polar plots we repeat the first point
  m = size(BF, 1);
  BF(m + 1,:) = BF(1,:);
  theta = (0:m)*(2*pi/m);
  
  %% plot it as a function of angle
  bname = cellstr(['W'; 'X'; 'Y'; 'Z']);

  f = figure;
  for b = 1:4
    subplot(2, 2, b);
    hold on;
    axis square;
    axis([-rmax, rmax, -rmax, rmax]);
    title([char(bname(b)) ": " sprintf("%05.0d", fmin) " to " sprintf("%05.0d", fmax) " Hz"]);

    [xr, yr] = pol2cart(theta', ones(m + 1,1));
    plot(xr, yr);
    [x, y] = pol2cart(theta', abs(BF(:,b)));
    plot(x, y, '.-r', 'LineWidth', 0.5);
  end
  print(f, '-dpng','-color',["figures/sphear_polar_multi_" sprintf("%05d", fmin) "_" sprintf("%05d", fmax) ".png"]);
end