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X[i,j]_t & \mbox{if }t=0\mbox{ (or }T\mbox{ out of range)}\\ | X[i,j]_t & \mbox{if }t=0\mbox{ (or }T\mbox{ out of range)}\\ | ||
\ | \sqrt{T}.Y[i,j]_{t-1}+(1-\sqrt{T}).X[i,j]_t & \mbox{if }t>0 | ||
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</math> | </math> |
Revision as of 10:38, 6 May 2011
Average input X over evaluation cycles.
[SPU SUM X TYP T RS OUT Y]
In: | X | a number, vector or matrix containing the data to be averaged |
---|---|---|
TYP | a number or string; defines the averaging method | |
T | averaging parameter (number); depends on method | |
RS | reset flag (number) | |
Out: | Y | averaged input X; same type as X |
- Description
The averaging algorithm is defined by the inputs TYP and T. The atom averages the elements X[i,j]t over evaluation cycles t (i=row index, j=column index, t=cycle counter) and stores the averaged value in the element Y[i,j]t.
The cycle counter t is initialized with 0 and incremented by 1 after each evaluation cycle. The cycle counter is reset, if the input RS is set to a value greater than 0
. The input RS is checked each time the SPU is started.
- infinite average
- TYP=
0
orlinear
- T=
0
- running average
- TYP=
0
orlinear
- T>
0
; T is the (integer) number of averaging cycles
- exponential average
- TYP=
0
orlinear
0
<T<1
; T is the averaging factor
- See also
<SP-atoms>