03-21-2011 08:11 PM
Hello all!
We have had an issue at my work where some of our graphs featuring a Gaussian curve have an unusual rectangular distortion in the middle of the curve (sorry that I have no image to show you, the error is before my time at the company, and I've been asked to find a solution before it happens again). Basically, what should be a Gaussian curve is leveling off briefly and looking like a rounded square wave. We know what causes the distortion, so I only wish to remove the middle part, giving it the appearance of a Gaussian. It's odd, but it actually offers a good approximation of what we want. The graph is made from a 2-D array of Double values, and we can estimate the size of the leveled-area, so I figured that removing the middle elements from the graph would accomplish this. Does anybody know a way I can accomplish this?
-Gobble
03-21-2011 11:33 PM
Replace those elements with the value of NaN.
03-22-2011 05:31 PM
Raven,
Thank you very much, I'll try that!
-Gobble