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RaiKna Posted - 04/05/2004 : 10:55:03 AM
Hello to all!
Hope someone can help me with this mathematical problem.
I have about 1 Mln data records wich represent telephone calls.
Each record gives me the date, start time, duration and end time of a call. I would like to plot a graph wich shows me the number of simultaneous telephone calls (Y axis) distributed over the time of day (X axis).
Everey suggestion is appreciated.

Thanks!
Rainer
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rdremov Posted - 04/05/2004 : 12:08:09 PM
simple approximation is time averaging:
average call time = (begin time + end time)/2
then simply use hystogram plot on the average time of call

for better accuracy you need to write a custom counting routine in OriginC.

Roman.

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