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StephFR |
Posted - 11/30/2008 : 03:38:42 AM Hi,
I'm using origin 8.0 on Vista and I need to do multiple comparison of dataset having different sampling frequency. For example I have a set of data where the sampling period is 10 ms and the other is 1 s and I need to do correlation between the 2. From what I understand the correlate function works on dataset having the same sampling frequency (please correct if I'm wrong?). So I want to decimate my data with 10 ms sampling into a 1 s set. I understand that to prevent aliasing I need to filter those data before doing the decimation, but then how to the decimation? How to keep 1 sample every 100 ?
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Laurie |
Posted - 04/02/2010 : 11:19:06 AM In OriginPro 8.1, we have added an Analysis:Signal Processing:Decimation... tool.
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Echo_Chu |
Posted - 12/15/2008 : 04:56:40 AM Hi Stephane,
You can type "reduce -d" in command window and press enter, then the dialog for reduce X-function will be opened. You can use the dialog to select data and set options.
We have also updated the wiki page and add a detail example in it http://wiki.originlab.com/~originla/wiki2/index.php?title=X-Function:Reduce
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StephFR |
Posted - 12/14/2008 : 4:40:19 PM Hi Deanna,
I've never used those functions and the link your pointing to is poorly done to be really usefull for me: no real example, so useless for me that never worked with such kind of functions.
Any more practical solution?
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jimlake |
Posted - 12/08/2008 : 7:06:53 PM You might be able to interpolate the 1s data to 10ms. I have done this many times with great success. |
Deanna |
Posted - 12/01/2008 : 09:47:57 AM Hi Stephane,
Maybe you can try the reduce X-Function. Please see details here: http://wiki.originlab.com/~originla/wiki2/index.php?title=X-Function:Reduce
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