| T O P I C R E V I E W |
| Bempel |
Posted - 02/26/2003 : 3:10:29 PM
Hi,
I have a script that automates my plotting
I can calculate the mean value of one column, but how does it work with more columns?? Here is the part of my script that handles with it. I want to calculate 3 mean values, but how can I make the difference between the three sum.mean ??. The lines where the problems occur are marked "HERE".
loop (ii,ini,nbc) {
type $(ii);
%O=%[%a,'_']_$(ii).dat;
win -t wks;
open -w %O;
type %O;
type %H;
work -c M;
work -c O;
%H_O=abs(%H_fichier/%H_du);
// find mean of col(L)
set col(L) -bs 1;
set col(L) -es 50;
sum(col(L));
// find mean of col(G)
set col(G) -bs a1;
set col(G) -es a2;
sum(col(G));
// find mean of col(O)
set col(O) -bs b1;
set col(O) -es b2;
sum(col(O));
run.section(,MakePlot);
label -s -p 118 0 \+(%H);
%L="T\-(c) = $(temp) °C";
%M="T\-(eff) = $(sum.mean,.2) °C";
%X="\g(j) = $(sum.mean,.2) °"; //HERE
%Y="R = $(sum.mean,.2)"; //HERE
label -s -p 118 5 \+(%L);
label -s -p 118 10 \+(%M);
label -s -p 118 15 \+(%X);
label -s -p 118 20 \+(%Y);
};
Best regards
Stephane |
| 1 L A T E S T R E P L I E S (Newest First) |
| Mike Buess |
Posted - 02/26/2003 : 4:16:38 PM
Hi Stephane,
Just save the means under different names...
sum(col(L));
Lmean=sum.mean;
sum(col(G));
Gmean=sum.mean;
sum(col(O));
Omean=sum.mean;
%M="T\-(eff) = $(Omean,.2) °C";
%X="\g(j) = $(Gmean,.2) °";
%Y="R = $(Lmean,.2)";
I may have used them in the wrong labels, but you get the idea.
Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member |
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