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| uschi007 |
Posted - 03/26/2004 : 12:24:20 PM
Hi,
may be I'm to stupid, but I haven't managed to simply bin-average data.
I've got two Columns A and B; Column A is temperature data, B the corresponding conductivity. I want to bin temperature values (in 0.5 Kelvin Intervalls) and calculate the average conductivity value as well as the standard deviation from each temperature intervall (bin).
I would be very pleased if anybody could help me with that.
So long,
Uschi |
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| sammi.song |
Posted - 03/29/2004 : 05:18:30 AM
Hi uschi007,
Origin can't achieve that with a menu, but you can execute with the followng labtalk frist:
win -a %H; //Active current worksheet
wks.colsel(1, 1); //select temperature dataset
sum(%c);
Max=$(sum.max);
Min=$(sum.min);
N=$(sum.n);
Step=0.5; //specify 0.5 as Kelvin Intervalls
Figure=(Max-Min)/Step;
Num=nint(Figure);
if (Figure>Num) Num=Num+1; // interval nums.
i = Num*2;
for (k=1; k<=i; k++) //append columns according to interval nums.
{
wks.addCol(Temp$(k));
wks.addCol(Conduc$(k));
};
del -v k;
for (k=1; k<=N; k++)
{
Z=(Col(A)[$(K)]-Min)/Step; //extract every cell in temperature dataset
V=nint(Z);
if (Z>V) V=V+1;
Col(Temp$(V))[$(k)]=Col(A)[$(K)]; //append values into corresponding columns
Col(Conduc$(V))[$(k)]=Col(B)[$(K)];
};
Then, select "Statistics: Statistics on column" menu accordingly
, you can Statistics each new temperature and its corresponding conductivity column within the interval.
Hope it would be useful!
Thanks,
Sammi |
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