[proFit-list] Finding the min or max of data

[Camaioni, Donald M]

Hi Davide,

It can be programmed via a single command using pro Fit's built in sort routine, e.g., in pro Fit's Pascal programming language:

Sort(window , referenceCol , order , selectionOnly );

Efficiency of this routine has never been an issue for me.

Don

On May 9, 2013, at 7:44 AM, Davide Guarisco wrote:

I would advise against doing that. Sorting is extremely inefficient.

     Davide





On May 8, 2013, at 7:15 AM, Camaioni, Donald M wrote:

I am thinking you would just sort the data and read values from either the resulting first or last row. -Don

On May 8, 2013, at 6:54 AM, Dave wrote:

Hi folks,

While I am anxiously awaiting the Cocoa based, Retina- ready version of pro Fit, a question:

Is there an easy way to find the local minima/ maxima of a set of data or selection of data, and report that point? I mean finding the max or min y value and reporting the x,y coördinate.

Thanks,
Dave
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