I would like to know if there is a fast way to make Matlab to find a section of raw data from our TTC files (a sweep of slip ratios at a given load & camber angle), then "average out" the hysteresis & asymmetry in the raw data. Basically I want it to create a Fy vs SA curve fit that intersects 0 at 0 slip angle, the curve above & below 0 slip angle is symmetric, and the curve fits an average of the "up-sweep" and "down-sweep" of the Fy values.
I'm doing this to create an MRA non-dimensional tire model. My current method has been very inefficient and slow. I've basically been going into the raw data file, manually finding the section of data I want, telling Matlab which cells to import, splitting the positive and negative SA data into 2 variables, curve fitting each section, averaging the positive SA and negative SA curves, and curve fitting that average until it looks the way I want it to. I am horrible at matlab so I know there has to be a better way than this. If anybody can help it would be greatly appreciated, and I would be glad to share my completed code when finished.