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| savagemj |
Posted - 10/14/2005 : 12:03:50 PM
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Operating System: Win XP
We work with data sets that have nearly two million rows and many columns, each column with its own header and label.
We first work on each column to calculate, for example the cube of (Ti - Ti-2) where Ti is the temperature in row i and Ti-2 that in row i - 2.
Now we want to get the average of these for the first 18000 data rows and then the average for rows 18001 to 36000, etc. down to the bottom of the worksheet. Is there an easy way to do this in the Origin worksheet?
Thanks in advance.
MJS |
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| Mike Buess |
Posted - 10/14/2005 : 4:07:30 PM
Hi MJS,
I take it you already know how to get the cubes and only need help with the averaging. In that case you can use the following LabTalk script to extract the averages to a new worksheet.
groupsize=18000;
get col(1) -e nrows; // # rows
%W=%H; // save wks name
win -d; // duplicate
doc -e W {%L=%H}; // find name of duplicate
win -a %L; // activate duplicate
set %H -er int(nrows/groupsize); // reduce # rows
for(ii=1;ii<=wks.ncols;ii++)
{
// average each column
%(%H,ii)=ave(%(%W,ii),groupsize);
};
Mike Buess
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