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divide dataset to multiple datasets
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30.11.2009 at 19:33 #33189AnonymGuest
There’s a dataset which has e.g. 20000 points of data.
I’d like to divide this dataset to 20 datasets.The first divided dataset has;
First data point of original dataset,
Second data point of original dataset,…
1000th data point of original datasetThe second divided dataset has;
1001st data point of original dataset,
1002nd data point of original dataset,…
2000th data point of original dataset…
I know I could make every divided dataset by using index operator, but it could be complicated if I divide the original dataset into a lot of numbers of datasets.
Please let me know if you know any way to do it with few formulas.
30.11.2009 at 19:33 #33191AnonymGuestThere’s a dataset which has e.g. 20000 points of data.
I’d like to divide this dataset to 20 datasets.The first divided dataset has;
First data point of original dataset,
Second data point of original dataset,…
1000th data point of original datasetThe second divided dataset has;
1001st data point of original dataset,
1002nd data point of original dataset,…
2000th data point of original dataset…
I know I could make every divided dataset by using index operator, but it could be complicated if I divide the original dataset into a lot of numbers of datasets.
Please let me know if you know any way to do it with few formulas.
30.11.2009 at 20:07 #33190Bernhard KantzParticipant1) You could use VBA to create the FPScript formulas (which use the index operator).
2) You could use the Reshape-function to convert a signal into a signal series.
Example:Formula SignalSeries
[code]
Dim y = Reshape(Signal.Y, {20, NumberOfRows(Signal.Y)/ 20})
Dim x = Reshape(Signal.X, {20, NumberOfRows(Signal.X)/ 20})
Signal(y,x)
[/code]Now you can create a formula for each signal:
[code]
SignalSeries[0]
…
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