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Re: Averaging

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  • Subject: [mg41973] Re: Averaging
  • From: bhatya21 at hotmail.com (charu bhat)
  • Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2003 13:18:20 -0400 (EDT)
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  • Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com

Here is some additional information. 

As can be seen from my data, there are more than one Y values for a
particular X value. In my analysis I average the Y values for a
particular X value. Thus for the four readings for x = 308 min,

{308,291.3}, {308,292}, {308,292.3},{308,293.3} 

average value  = (291.3, 292, 292.3, 293.3) / 4 = 292.225 

But I dont know how to achieve this in Mathematica. 

To simplify the things, since all the readings are so close, you can
simply take the first value. It wont affect the results of analysis
much.

Thus in that case, for x = 308  you can take Y = 291.3 

Thanks, 
C B


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