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| mecsumit |
Posted - 05/02/2013 : 06:48:25 AM
I have a matrix data (46*401) in the form of one column, col(1) . I am trying to smooth the data row wise (i.e. in a set of 401 points). So I selected the range with k(start of the range) and m(end of the range) variable, as shown in the code below. But when I am executing the code it gives an error... ¨Failed to initialize range from string, VarName = iy, VarValue = ¨
loop(i, 1, 46)
{
k=401*(i-1)+1;
m=401*i;
smooth iy:=Col(1)[k:m] method:=1 npts:=300 boundary:=1 oy:=Col(2)[k:m]
}
Where is the problem in the code, how can I solve it?
Thanks
-sumit
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| mecsumit |
Posted - 05/02/2013 : 08:26:55 AM
Thanks a lot cdrozdowski. Though, I already tried putting int k, int m before, but that didn't work.
BUT, now putting the $(k), $(m) the code runs like charm.. :-)
You made my work half ;)
Thanks a lot again...
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Originally posted by cdrozdowski111
Define k and m as:
int k = 401*(i-1)+1;
int m = 401*i;
And see if that helps.
If not then change the range to:
Col(1)[$(k):$(m)]
And see if that helps. I'm not at my computer and can't double check.
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| cdrozdowski111 |
Posted - 05/02/2013 : 07:52:10 AM
Define k and m as:
int k = 401*(i-1)+1;
int m = 401*i;
And see if that helps.
If not then change the range to:
Col(1)[$(k):$(m)]
And see if that helps. I'm not at my computer and can't double check. |
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