Re: How to get the maximums of a curve
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- Subject: [mg66858] Re: [mg66817] How to get the maximums of a curve
- From: gardyloo <gardyloo at mail.wsu.edu>
- Date: Thu, 1 Jun 2006 06:55:58 -0400 (EDT)
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Hi, Simon,
There is a useful thread here:
http://hilbert.math.hr/arhive/mathgroup/2000/06/0232.html which might be
of help to you (it will be to me!). In addition, the "Business Cycle
Analysis" code found here:
http://www.verbeia.com/mathematica/mathecon/econ_code.html has been of
huge help to me. In it you will find a findPeaks function. It took me a
while to figure out the code, but it's neat, and I've adapted it to many
experiments.
Hope that helps,
Curtis O.
simon yang wrote:
> Dear everyone,
> I meet a trouble when try to get the maximums of an oscillating curve
> which is data get from physics experiment. There is a lot of noise in
> the curve, so cannot get the maximums by solve: derivative ==0, Then
> how should I do? Thank you.
> Simon
>
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>
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