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Lilly
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 04/24/12 4:42pm
some people on here are EXTREMELY helpful. my learning of mathematica is coming along. thanks in advance for the help.
LIST={{{1.,15.09},{1.,16.71},{1.,76.62},{1.,16.97},{1.,18.095}},{{1.04307,15.74},{1.02334,17.1},{1.02284,78.37},{1.03536,17.57},{0.998342,18.065}},{{1.07223,16.18},{1.03651,17.32},{1.0137,77.67},{1.03595,17.58},{1.02238,18.5}},{{1.09013,16.45},{1.04668,17.49},{1.01305,77.62},{1.10607,18.77},{1.01741,18.41}},{{1.02518,15.47},{1.00958,16.87},{0.997259,76.41},{1.05068,17.83},{0.989224,17.9}},{{1.02783,15.51},{0.989826,16.54},{1.00783,77.22},{1.033,17.53},{1.00083,18.11}}}
ok, im going to get real clear. so here is a little clarity builder first so we are on the same page first.
within the LIST there are lists
for example:
list={{{1., 15.09}, {1., 16.71}, {1., 76.62}, {1., 16.97}, {1.,18.095}}
in my list there are elements
for example:
element={1.,15.09}
within the elements, are positions
first position=1
2nd position=15.09
I want to look at each first position and display the list when the element with the highest first position switches.
so the first list displayed would be {{1.04307, 15.74}, {1.02334, 17.1}, {1.02284, 78.37}, {1.03536,17.57}, {0.998342, 18.065}}
(from nothing to {1.04307, 15.74} being the element with the highest first position.)
the next list displayed would be {{1.09013, 16.45}, {1.04668,17.49}, {1.01305, 77.62}, {1.10607, 18.77}, {1.01741, 18.41}}
(from the first element having the highest first position to the 4th element {1.10607, 18.77} having the highest first position)
there would not be any more switches in this example since the 4th element has the highest first position till the end of the set.
output should look like
{{{1.04307, 15.74}, {1.02334, 17.1}, {1.02284, 78.37}, {1.03536,17.57}, {0.998342, 18.065}}, {{1.09013, 16.45}, {1.04668,17.49}, {1.01305, 77.62}, {1.10607, 18.77}, {1.01741, 18.41}}}
-Lilly
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