04-04-2012 03:09 PM
Hello!
Does anyone have the OpenG Arithmetic Mean VI (at least the one for 2D array). I have installed the OpenG Numeric package, but cant find it there.
Or maybe even better, does anyone have a VI or a good solution for calculating the mean of columns in a 2D array?
Greetings
Kristoffer
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04-04-2012 03:42 PM
does this Help?
04-10-2012 05:49 AM
Thank you!:)
Just a further question: Is there any possibility for also using a time column when calculating the mean? Such that the code take into account the length of the samples as well (given that the sample time is not a fixed value).
Greetings
Kristoffer
04-10-2012 08:08 AM
There are no native functions that I am aware of (not saying it does not exist).
How are your time samples taken?
ie: seconds since last sample..?
timestamp?
For instance, if it is a timestamp, and they are in an array, you can take the difference from the previous element, and then calculate the mean.
04-10-2012 12:39 PM
As it is now it is an array of type string, but I am trying to convert the type of the whole array into timestamp. I was then thinking of doing just as you say, taking the difference from the previous element. Do you have any good examples of a loop where this is done?:)
Greetings
Kristoffer
04-10-2012 02:06 PM - edited 04-10-2012 02:08 PM
This will do if the timestamp string is local specific
If your timestamp string is in a different format
Here is a link to the Formats you would use
E.G. %<%Y/%M/%d %I:%M:%S %p>T would create a timestamp from "2012/04/10 2:04:51 PM"
04-10-2012 02:11 PM
04-10-2012 03:54 PM
Hello!
I have transformed the 2D array from string to timestamp! I was more thinking of a good structure for taking the difference from the previous element when the array is of type timestamp.
Greetings
Kristoffer
04-10-2012 04:06 PM - edited 04-10-2012 04:09 PM
nothing simpler
04-10-2012 04:15 PM
Thanks again. But, that will be for a 1D array if I'm not wrong? My array is a 2D, so i guess i'll need to either add a loop for iterating both columns and rows or something?
Greetings
Kristoffer