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a_user	Posted - 08/20/1998 : 3:14:00 PM Hello, I want to norm some datasets with a script therefor I use the following few lines: %L=%(%H,@Y#,1) for(i=2;i<=%L+1;i++) { Limit(col($(i))); col($(i))/=limit.yMax; } doc -uw; Again it doesn't work. The script takes the right columns, but I think it doesn't get the right value yMax. Why? Thanks in advance Eberhard
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Gary Lane	Posted - 08/20/1998 : 3:17:00 PM Response to LabTalk Limit Dear Eberhard, I made a few small changes to your script and it worked well for me. Thanks for a nice little script...the only critical addition was that pesky ; after the first line! nycols=%(%H,@Y#,1); for(i=2;i<=(nycols+1);i++) { Limit col($(i)); col($(i))/=limit.yMax; }; This variation also works quite nicely as the previous responder indicated. nycols=%(%H,@Y#,1); for(i=2;i<=(nycols+1);i++) { sum(col($(i))); col($(i))/=sum.max; };
a_user	Posted - 08/20/1998 : 3:16:00 PM Re: Labtalk limit Hi, I have written a similar script and it works fine. The difference is that I used sum(%C); // Perform some basic statistics on selected column %C /= sum.max; // Perform the normalization rather than Limit(col($(i))); col($(i))/=limit.yMax; Hope this helps. Yours Paul Ecker

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