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I have Table with 10000 elements in it and I plot a graphic using ListPlot.
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I need find minimum in graph.
enter image description here



Here is a .txt file with data.



I tried to use 



Min[Data[[All,1]]]


the result is 0., cuz it search the first point of x but I don't need the first one.






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    Data[[Ordering[Data[[All,2]],1][[1]],1]]?
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I have Table with 10000 elements in it and I plot a graphic using ListPlot.
enter image description here



I need find minimum in graph.
enter image description here



Here is a .txt file with data.



I tried to use 



Min[Data[[All,1]]]


the result is 0., cuz it search the first point of x but I don't need the first one.






plotting list-manipulation mathematical-optimization peak-detection







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    Data[[Ordering[Data[[All,2]],1][[1]],1]]?
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I have Table with 10000 elements in it and I plot a graphic using ListPlot.
enter image description here



I need find minimum in graph.
enter image description here



Here is a .txt file with data.



I tried to use 



Min[Data[[All,1]]]


the result is 0., cuz it search the first point of x but I don't need the first one.






plotting list-manipulation mathematical-optimization peak-detection







share|improve this question











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I have Table with 10000 elements in it and I plot a graphic using ListPlot.
enter image description here



I need find minimum in graph.
enter image description here



Here is a .txt file with data.



I tried to use 



Min[Data[[All,1]]]


the result is 0., cuz it search the first point of x but I don't need the first one.






plotting list-manipulation mathematical-optimization peak-detection




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This is how I would go about it:



minIndex = data[[All, 2]] // MinDetect // PositionIndex;


Now all the positions of the minima were collected in an Association and given the key 1. We now want to split the list of minima positions into sublists that are "connected", e.g. where each position is separated by a distance of 1. From these sublists we only need the first and the last positions (the "corners"):



minPositions = minIndex[1] // RightComposition[

    Split[#, #1 == #2 - 1 &] & (* distance could be made more "soft" of course *)

    , Part[#, All, {1, -1}] &

    , Flatten

]



{1, 276, 1167, 2844}




We now Extract the data points for these positions dropping the first, which you do not need as you said:



minPoints = Extract[data, List /@ minPositions] // Drop[#, 1] &



{{0.275, 0.}, {1.166, 0.}, {2.843, 0.}}




Finally:



ListPlot[ data, Epilog -> {Red, PointSize -> Large, Point@minPoints }, ImageSize -> Large ]


ListPlot of data with minima






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    lp = ListLinePlot[data, 
    
  MeshFunctions -> {#2 &}, 
    
  MeshStyle -> Directive[Red, PointSize[Large]], 
    
  Mesh -> {{Min[data[[All, 2]]]}},
    
  AxesOrigin -> {0, -.01}]


    enter image description here



    To extract the data elements:



    Cases[Normal @ lp, Point[x_] :> x, All]



    {{0., 0.}, {0.275, 0.}, {1.166, 0.}, {2.843, 0.}}




    If you want to remove the first point:



    lp /. Point[x_] :> Point[Rest @ x]


    enter image description here






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      This should do:



      MinimalBy[Data, Last]


      If you have runs of minimal elements and only want the first and last one: assuming that the grid spacing is 0.001 and inserting 10% of tolerance,



      Split[MinimalBy[Data, Last], #2[[1]]-#1[[1]] <= 0.0011 &][[All, {1,-1}]]


      maybe combined with Flatten to make into a single list of points.






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        $begingroup$

        This is how I would go about it:



        minIndex = data[[All, 2]] // MinDetect // PositionIndex;


        Now all the positions of the minima were collected in an Association and given the key 1. We now want to split the list of minima positions into sublists that are "connected", e.g. where each position is separated by a distance of 1. From these sublists we only need the first and the last positions (the "corners"):



        minPositions = minIndex[1] // RightComposition[
        
    Split[#, #1 == #2 - 1 &] & (* distance could be made more "soft" of course *)
        
    , Part[#, All, {1, -1}] &
        
    , Flatten
        
]



        {1, 276, 1167, 2844}




        We now Extract the data points for these positions dropping the first, which you do not need as you said:



        minPoints = Extract[data, List /@ minPositions] // Drop[#, 1] &



        {{0.275, 0.}, {1.166, 0.}, {2.843, 0.}}




        Finally:



        ListPlot[ data, Epilog -> {Red, PointSize -> Large, Point@minPoints }, ImageSize -> Large ]


        ListPlot of data with minima






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          $begingroup$

          This is how I would go about it:



          minIndex = data[[All, 2]] // MinDetect // PositionIndex;


          Now all the positions of the minima were collected in an Association and given the key 1. We now want to split the list of minima positions into sublists that are "connected", e.g. where each position is separated by a distance of 1. From these sublists we only need the first and the last positions (the "corners"):



          minPositions = minIndex[1] // RightComposition[
          
    Split[#, #1 == #2 - 1 &] & (* distance could be made more "soft" of course *)
          
    , Part[#, All, {1, -1}] &
          
    , Flatten
          
]



          {1, 276, 1167, 2844}




          We now Extract the data points for these positions dropping the first, which you do not need as you said:



          minPoints = Extract[data, List /@ minPositions] // Drop[#, 1] &



          {{0.275, 0.}, {1.166, 0.}, {2.843, 0.}}




          Finally:



          ListPlot[ data, Epilog -> {Red, PointSize -> Large, Point@minPoints }, ImageSize -> Large ]


          ListPlot of data with minima






          share|improve this answer









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            This is how I would go about it:



            minIndex = data[[All, 2]] // MinDetect // PositionIndex;


            Now all the positions of the minima were collected in an Association and given the key 1. We now want to split the list of minima positions into sublists that are "connected", e.g. where each position is separated by a distance of 1. From these sublists we only need the first and the last positions (the "corners"):



            minPositions = minIndex[1] // RightComposition[
            
    Split[#, #1 == #2 - 1 &] & (* distance could be made more "soft" of course *)
            
    , Part[#, All, {1, -1}] &
            
    , Flatten
            
]



            {1, 276, 1167, 2844}




            We now Extract the data points for these positions dropping the first, which you do not need as you said:



            minPoints = Extract[data, List /@ minPositions] // Drop[#, 1] &



            {{0.275, 0.}, {1.166, 0.}, {2.843, 0.}}




            Finally:



            ListPlot[ data, Epilog -> {Red, PointSize -> Large, Point@minPoints }, ImageSize -> Large ]


            ListPlot of data with minima






            share|improve this answer









            $endgroup$



            This is how I would go about it:



            minIndex = data[[All, 2]] // MinDetect // PositionIndex;


            Now all the positions of the minima were collected in an Association and given the key 1. We now want to split the list of minima positions into sublists that are "connected", e.g. where each position is separated by a distance of 1. From these sublists we only need the first and the last positions (the "corners"):



            minPositions = minIndex[1] // RightComposition[
            
    Split[#, #1 == #2 - 1 &] & (* distance could be made more "soft" of course *)
            
    , Part[#, All, {1, -1}] &
            
    , Flatten
            
]



            {1, 276, 1167, 2844}




            We now Extract the data points for these positions dropping the first, which you do not need as you said:



            minPoints = Extract[data, List /@ minPositions] // Drop[#, 1] &



            {{0.275, 0.}, {1.166, 0.}, {2.843, 0.}}




            Finally:



            ListPlot[ data, Epilog -> {Red, PointSize -> Large, Point@minPoints }, ImageSize -> Large ]


            ListPlot of data with minima







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                lp = ListLinePlot[data, 
                
  MeshFunctions -> {#2 &}, 
                
  MeshStyle -> Directive[Red, PointSize[Large]], 
                
  Mesh -> {{Min[data[[All, 2]]]}},
                
  AxesOrigin -> {0, -.01}]


                enter image description here



                To extract the data elements:



                Cases[Normal @ lp, Point[x_] :> x, All]



                {{0., 0.}, {0.275, 0.}, {1.166, 0.}, {2.843, 0.}}




                If you want to remove the first point:



                lp /. Point[x_] :> Point[Rest @ x]


                enter image description here






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                  lp = ListLinePlot[data, 
                  
  MeshFunctions -> {#2 &}, 
                  
  MeshStyle -> Directive[Red, PointSize[Large]], 
                  
  Mesh -> {{Min[data[[All, 2]]]}},
                  
  AxesOrigin -> {0, -.01}]


                  enter image description here



                  To extract the data elements:



                  Cases[Normal @ lp, Point[x_] :> x, All]



                  {{0., 0.}, {0.275, 0.}, {1.166, 0.}, {2.843, 0.}}




                  If you want to remove the first point:



                  lp /. Point[x_] :> Point[Rest @ x]


                  enter image description here






                  share|improve this answer











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                    $begingroup$

                    lp = ListLinePlot[data, 
                    
  MeshFunctions -> {#2 &}, 
                    
  MeshStyle -> Directive[Red, PointSize[Large]], 
                    
  Mesh -> {{Min[data[[All, 2]]]}},
                    
  AxesOrigin -> {0, -.01}]


                    enter image description here



                    To extract the data elements:



                    Cases[Normal @ lp, Point[x_] :> x, All]



                    {{0., 0.}, {0.275, 0.}, {1.166, 0.}, {2.843, 0.}}




                    If you want to remove the first point:



                    lp /. Point[x_] :> Point[Rest @ x]


                    enter image description here






                    share|improve this answer











                    $endgroup$



                    lp = ListLinePlot[data, 
                    
  MeshFunctions -> {#2 &}, 
                    
  MeshStyle -> Directive[Red, PointSize[Large]], 
                    
  Mesh -> {{Min[data[[All, 2]]]}},
                    
  AxesOrigin -> {0, -.01}]


                    enter image description here



                    To extract the data elements:



                    Cases[Normal @ lp, Point[x_] :> x, All]



                    {{0., 0.}, {0.275, 0.}, {1.166, 0.}, {2.843, 0.}}




                    If you want to remove the first point:



                    lp /. Point[x_] :> Point[Rest @ x]


                    enter image description here







                    share|improve this answer














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                        This should do:



                        MinimalBy[Data, Last]


                        If you have runs of minimal elements and only want the first and last one: assuming that the grid spacing is 0.001 and inserting 10% of tolerance,



                        Split[MinimalBy[Data, Last], #2[[1]]-#1[[1]] <= 0.0011 &][[All, {1,-1}]]


                        maybe combined with Flatten to make into a single list of points.






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                          This should do:



                          MinimalBy[Data, Last]


                          If you have runs of minimal elements and only want the first and last one: assuming that the grid spacing is 0.001 and inserting 10% of tolerance,



                          Split[MinimalBy[Data, Last], #2[[1]]-#1[[1]] <= 0.0011 &][[All, {1,-1}]]


                          maybe combined with Flatten to make into a single list of points.






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                            This should do:



                            MinimalBy[Data, Last]


                            If you have runs of minimal elements and only want the first and last one: assuming that the grid spacing is 0.001 and inserting 10% of tolerance,



                            Split[MinimalBy[Data, Last], #2[[1]]-#1[[1]] <= 0.0011 &][[All, {1,-1}]]


                            maybe combined with Flatten to make into a single list of points.






                            share|improve this answer











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                            This should do:



                            MinimalBy[Data, Last]


                            If you have runs of minimal elements and only want the first and last one: assuming that the grid spacing is 0.001 and inserting 10% of tolerance,



                            Split[MinimalBy[Data, Last], #2[[1]]-#1[[1]] <= 0.0011 &][[All, {1,-1}]]


                            maybe combined with Flatten to make into a single list of points.







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