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there are ProCoDA read errors (either extremely large or small numbers)
data is too high resolution -- only need a few points
What kind of a solution would you like?
Want a method to smooth multiple columns with one call and the same parameter, and also remove faulty values before smoothing.
What alternatives have you considered?
The way I am smoothing it now is by grouping x number of data points into one by averaging. Before I do any data averaging I need to rid the data of those read errors because they would skew the data.
Is there anything else we should know?
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Right now I am dealing with 40+ columns of data from ProCoDA. The way I am smoothing it now is by grouping x number of data points into one by averaging. I also have to deal with procoda errors which appear as extremely large or small numbers. I would like to smooth multiple columns with one call and the same parameter.
My raw data from ProCoDA usually spans days and is being logged every 5 seconds, so I have a lot of resolution. However, I don't need such fine resolution for outputting graphs or doing some of my analysis of that data so I need to turn 40,000 points to maybe 400. However, one of my instruments has given me some issues and produces a lot of read errors in ProCoDA. Those errors usually are logged as huge numbers or very very small numbers or a -9999 value. Before I do any data averaging I need to rid the data of those read errors because they would skew the data.
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From Kevin S:
Is your feature request related to a problem?
What kind of a solution would you like?
Want a method to smooth multiple columns with one call and the same parameter, and also remove faulty values before smoothing.
What alternatives have you considered?
The way I am smoothing it now is by grouping x number of data points into one by averaging. Before I do any data averaging I need to rid the data of those read errors because they would skew the data.
Is there anything else we should know?
Full messages:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: