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Erwin Posted - 01/10/2002 : 11:35:32 AM
HI

How can I find local extrema

Thanks in advance
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Mike Buess Posted - 01/10/2002 : 11:52:19 AM
Use the limit command. The LabTalk help file has an example for finding the extrema within a subrange of a data set.

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